This was produced by her father, Neely Plumb while he was associated with the label. All copies I have seen of this 45 are promotionals. It is doubtful any of these were ever sold. It's a catchy song, but her vocal skills still needed much improvement at the time. By the time "Amateur Night" was filmed, she had already showed a marked improvement. But it was Maureen who really had the only true musical talent in the group. When she released "When You Get a Little Lonely" in 1995, I met her at (Tower or Virgin Records) in West Hollywood where she signed my copy of the CD. It was a good country album with great driving music, but it was a commercial flop and her music career never blossomed from there. For the last few decades, Eve has been an artist with her work sold in galleries and online. In 2007, I met her at an exhibition of her work at a gallery in Scottsdale, AZ. I asked her to sign my copy of this 45 and she graciously did! I wanted to ask about her California vanity 'EVE 1' she had on her 1974 CDV, but forgot.
@@ABBAFANUSA Damn, we could have seen each other in line! How about that! I remember some people had her album she did with Chris Knight with them, too.
While I prefer Maureen McCormcik and Susan Olsen to Eve Plumb (I LOVE privately roasting Jan Brady I admit this and How WIll it Be ARE very catchy songs and that Eve could sing-----it's also her singing the open lines in "It's a SUnshine Day".
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This Eve Plumb fan thanks you very much for finding this!
Great song and video Eve Plumb. 😊
Oh beautiful eve I wish my daughter is like you.
This was produced by her father, Neely Plumb while he was associated with the label. All copies I have seen of this 45 are promotionals. It is doubtful any of these were ever sold. It's a catchy song, but her vocal skills still needed much improvement at the time. By the time "Amateur Night" was filmed, she had already showed a marked improvement. But it was Maureen who really had the only true musical talent in the group. When she released "When You Get a Little Lonely" in 1995, I met her at (Tower or Virgin Records) in West Hollywood where she signed my copy of the CD. It was a good country album with great driving music, but it was a commercial flop and her music career never blossomed from there.
For the last few decades, Eve has been an artist with her work sold in galleries and online. In 2007, I met her at an exhibition of her work at a gallery in Scottsdale, AZ. I asked her to sign my copy of this 45 and she graciously did! I wanted to ask about her California vanity 'EVE 1' she had on her 1974 CDV, but forgot.
I attended Maureen’s CD signing at Virgin Megastore as well. She also signed the promo poster for me.
@@ABBAFANUSA Damn, we could have seen each other in line! How about that! I remember some people had her album she did with Chris Knight with them, too.
You actually met Eve Plumb, and got her autograph? You're so lucky! I would love to met her!
Jan you have a beautiful voice.
pleasant song, nice to listen to
Really could sing
Eve why did you stop singing.
I wonder why they wrote "Not For Sale" on the label?
+Tim Jackson... Because this is a 'Promotional Copy' Almost any record ever released had a promo copy issued for giveaways and radio stations.
While I prefer Maureen McCormcik and Susan Olsen to Eve Plumb (I LOVE privately roasting Jan Brady I admit this and How WIll it Be ARE very catchy songs and that Eve could sing-----it's also her singing the open lines in "It's a SUnshine Day".