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The song Venus is a written Shocking Blue's, Robbie van Leeuwen. He used The Banjo Song (1963) from The Big 3. Venus was released two times in the Netherlands in 1969 and both got as far a #3. In the USA the song reached #1 at the Billboard Hot 100. The Bananarama version was released in 1986. Tom Jones version even later.

http://blokhuis.radio6.nl/2007/05/01/venus-en-the-banjo-song/

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