Petula Clark on stages
Petula Clark started her singing career when she entertained the people of London who were seeking refuge from Germany's bombs at the start of World War II. With her crystal clear voice and her smooth delivery, she is my favorite female singer. My favorite Petula song was written by Sir Les Reed,and hit the top ten in early 1968, "Kiss Me Goodbye." Sir Les told me that after the bombing, as a young boy, he helped his bricklayer father repair Petula's family's home from the damage incurred as the result of the bombing. Nothing, including the bombs from WWII has slowed down Petula Clark.

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Petula Clark | 'Downtown', Fred Astaire & Being A Child Star

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At 92, Petula Clark Finally Opens Up...

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10 One-Hit Wonders Everyone Remembers From the 1970s

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Anthony Newley Petula Clark & Leslie Bricusse. The Michael Parkinson, 1978.

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Petula Clark - Downton In Paris - Les Bonus - DVD

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PETULA CLARK - Ten Songs

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PETULA CLARK REMEMBERS KAREN CARPENTER.

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Dusty Springfield on The Dame Edna Experience 1989.

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John Cleese’s Brillian Take on Religion & 'Life of Brian' | The Dick Cavett Show

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Petula Clark - Recommencer à zéro (Live Olympia)

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Petula Clark, still on the road

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The Petula Clark Story

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The Life & Legacy of PETULA CLARK

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You and I — Anthony Newley and Petula Clark 1978

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Downtown Singer Petula Clark VIDEO INTERVIEW - Colour My World / Don't Sleep In The Subway

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Tom asked Petula Clark "My Darling, Kiss Me Goodbye".....and she did.

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Petula Clark sings from her new album and talks Elvis and Lennon - BBC Newsnight

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Petula Clark Is 92, How She Lives Now Will Surprise You

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Petula Clark - Live In Berlin

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