Petula Clark - Downtown - 1965 (Ed Sullivan Show) by user666 on YouTube 'Downtown' became an international hit. As a child star who became an international pop. Watch the video, get the download or listen to Petula Clark – Downtown for free. Downtown appears on the album Downtown. This was the first of her 2 US #1 Pop.

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