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$40.00

Cable, Howard Orchestra - You've Got a Flag - Wave It (split with Debbie Lori Kaye)

Format: 45
Label: Columbia C4-2665
Year: 1965
Origin: Toronto, Ontario, 🇨🇦
Genre: orchestra
Keyword:  Canadian Flag, Maple Leaf, Canadiana
Value of Original Title: $40.00
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Release Type: Singles
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Playlist: Ontario, Canadiana, Jazz, Centennial, 1960's

Tracks

Side 1

Track Name
You've Got a Flag - Wave It

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Moe Koffman and Jim O’Driscoll in the studio recording my arrangement of “You’ve Got a Flag, Wave It” for Columbia Records. (1965)

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You've Got a Flag - Wave It (split with Debbie Lori Kaye)

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Information/Write-up

In the summer of 1965, Debbie Lori Kaye made her national debut at the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) Grandstand Show, performing in Sights and Sounds of the Sixties — a lavish musical revue produced by Jack Arthur and staged on the world’s largest moveable stage. Selected by Arthur as a rising young star whose record had already topped the charts, Debbie recalled: “My agent thought the CNE would be a great launch for me with Canadian audiences… Jack Arthur decided to take a chance on me.”

Debbie was billeted with dance instructor Doris Ross and her daughter Hillary, who helped her prepare choreography for a featured number in the show. “I had never danced before… I was scared silly,” she remembered. “They treated me like one of the family.”

Sharing the stage with international stars like Victor Borge, Bob Hope, Wes Harrison (“Mr. Sounds”), and the Beatles-style band The Liverpool Set, Debbie held her own at just 14 years old. She was featured in the show’s high-energy Discotheque segment, delivering her number backed by a full troupe of dancers and the prestigious Canadiana Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Howard Cable. A Toronto newspaper later ran a front-page headline in the arts section that read: “Hick from the Soo Boondocks on the CNE Stage.”

Following that breakthrough performance, Debbie recorded with the Howard Cable Orchestra and Chorus prior to Canada’s Centennial celebrations. The resulting track, “I Wanna Hear That New Sound” — written by Stan Daniels — appeared on From the CNE Grandstand Spectacular – Sights and Sounds of the Sixties, a split release showcasing Debbie’s vibrant pop vocals alongside Cable’s sweeping orchestration.
-Robert Williston

Written by Stan Daniels
Howard Cable
Moe Koffman
Jim O’Driscoll

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