Andy Williams release Home Lovin' Man (CBS 5267 ). Penned by Cook, Greenaway and Tony Macaulay, it climbs To No.7 in the UK charts under the direction of Artie Butler and producer Dick Glasser

Johnny Johnson and the Bandwagon release Blame It On The Pony Express (Bell 1128 ). Penned by Cook, Greenaway and Macaulay, it climbs to No.7 in the UK charts. Produced under the direction of Macaulay, it is mixed at the Command recording studios in Piccadilly, London. The number features Dougie Wright and Clem Cattini

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Actor/singer Edward Woodwood

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releases Cook and Greenaway's Today I Killed A Man I Didn't Know (Dick James Music DLS 218 ). Woodward subsequently releases Chances Are We're Gonna Stay Together and flip side Beautiful Memories (DJS 676 ). Both songs are penned by Roger Cook and Herbie Flowers.

Roger Cook releases I Gotta Dream (Columbia E-006-91748 ) penned by Cook and Greenaway for the Swedish market. The flip side, Black Paper Roses, is penned by Belle Gonzales.

A Few months before a fatal car crash, Dickie Valentine releases Primrose Jill (Polydor 56372 ). Penned by Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway, the number is produced by Norrie Paramor.

Cliff Richard contacts songwriter Tony Hiller looking for an up tempo song. Sunny Honey Girl is recorded and released (Columbia DB 8747 ). Penned by Roger Cook, Roger Greenaway, Johnny Goodison and Tony Hiller, it climbs to No.19 in the UK charts. The number is arranged by Brian Bennett and produced by Norrie Paramor.

The birth of Katie, a second daughter for Roger.