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Oct. 10, 1977 - PERRY COMO LAUNCHES THE BEST OF BRITISH ALBUM AT THE CAFE ROYAL. America's favourite singer Perry Como flew into London this week to launch a new album called The Best of British (RCA) and at the same time films a TV spectacular to be titled Perry Como's Olde Englishe Christmas. The album will be a tribute, in Jubilee Year, to some of the best of British songs and song writers. PHOTO SHOWS: Perry Como with songwriters, Hugh Charles who wrote We'll Meet Again - left, Tony Hatch who wrote The Other Mans Grass Is Always Greener, and Lionel Bart who wrote Where is Love - right, composers of songs on Perry's new album who were all present at the reception in the Cafe Royal last night

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