Some Hearts are Diamonds

I posted about a fantastic British group Smokie who were very popular in the 70s. The lead singer Chris Norman went on to a very successful solo career. Here are some of his most popular songs.


“Midnight Lady”
“Some Hearts are Diamonds”
“Broken Heroes”
“Love is a Bridge Between Two Hearts”
“Someone is Missing You”
“One Last Kiss”
“For You”

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