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n. (town crier English)
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Town Criers were an Australian band formed in Melbourne in 1964. They are best known for their 1968 cover of " Everlasting Love", reaching #2 on the Australian Charts.
Town Criers had hits with "Everlasting Love" (1968), "Any Old Time (You're Lonely and Sad)" (1969), "Love Me Again" (1969) and "Living In a World of Love" (1970).
Founding vocalist Andy Agtoft was replaced around 1968, by Barry Smith from Adelaide.
Usage examples of "town criers".
It was an organization nearly as swift and efficient as the town criers of any city a man could name, and as a result Bunlap knew the business of nearly everyone who traveled Tethyr*s main waterway.
No doubt it also went to the city guard, town criers, and city Elders.
After every radio broadcast, people would scurry around the hall like town criers.
Some of their clan, reported the marketplace grapevine and town criers, had helped a prince besiege Myratma this past winter.