The Pipkins – Gimme Dat Ding / To Love You (1970 Ireland Columbia 7" 45rpm Single

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Issued in 1970 on the Columbia label under catalogue number DB(I) 8662, this Irish‑pressed 7‑inch single captures The Pipkins at their most playful, delivering one of the most distinctive novelty‑pop hits of the early seventies. The A‑side, Gimme Dat Ding, written by the hit‑making team Hammond and Hazlewood, is a lively, rhythmic pop‑rock number driven by its unmistakable spoken‑and‑sung vocal style and jaunty piano line. Running at just over two minutes, it became a firm favourite on radio thanks to its infectious energy and light‑hearted charm.

The B‑side, To Love You, written by Cook and Greenaway, offers a gentler contrast, leaning more towards melodic pop while still carrying the polished production associated with the songwriting partnership. Pressed at 45rpm with a push‑out centre, this Irish issue sits firmly within the Pop Rock tradition of the period and remains a fun, nostalgic collectible for fans of novelty hits and early‑seventies pop.

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The Pipkins – Gimme Dat Ding / To Love You (1970 Ireland Columbia 7" 45rpm Single

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Issued in 1970 on the Columbia label under catalogue number DB(I) 8662, this Irish‑pressed 7‑inch single captures The Pipkins at their most playful, delivering one of the most distinctive novelty‑pop hits of the early seventies. The A‑side, Gimme Dat Ding, written by the hit‑making team Hammond and Hazlewood, is a lively, rhythmic pop‑rock number driven by its unmistakable spoken‑and‑sung vocal style and jaunty piano line. Running at just over two minutes, it became a firm favourite on radio thanks to its infectious energy and light‑hearted charm.

The B‑side, To Love You, written by Cook and Greenaway, offers a gentler contrast, leaning more towards melodic pop while still carrying the polished production associated with the songwriting partnership. Pressed at 45rpm with a push‑out centre, this Irish issue sits firmly within the Pop Rock tradition of the period and remains a fun, nostalgic collectible for fans of novelty hits and early‑seventies pop.