Product Type : Music
Status Quo - Bula Quo! (CD) (UK Import)
Status Quo - Bula Quo! (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Status Quo
Music Genre: Rock
- Label
- Ear Music
- Cat No
- 0208733ERE
- Released
- 2013
- Pressing
- Germany
- Styles
- Classic Rock
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| Artist | Status Quo |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Ear Music |
| Catalogue no. | 0208733ERE |
| Genre | Rock |
| Released | 10 June 2013 |
| Barcode | 4029759087335 |
Status Quo — Bula Quo!
Format: CD • Label: Ear Music (0208733ERE) • Released: 2013 • Pressing: Germany • Genre: Classic Rock
Tracklist:
1-1. Looking Out For Caroline
1-2. GoGoGo
1-3. Run And Hide (The Gun Song)
1-4. Running Inside My Head
1-5. Mystery Island
1-6. All That Money
1-7. Never Leave A Friend Behind
1-8. Fiji Time
1-9. Bula Bula Quo (Kua Ni Lega)
2-1. Living On An Island (Fiji Style)
2-2. Frozen Hero (From Quid Pro Quo)
2-3. Reality Cheque (From Quid Pro Quo)
2-4. Rockin All Over The World (Bula Edit)
2-5. Caroline (Live At Montreux)
2-6. Beginning Of The End (Live 2010)
2-7. Dont`t Drive My Car (Live 2010)
2-8. Pictures Of Matchstick Men (Live At Montreux)
2-9. Whatever You Want (Live 2010)
2-10. Down Down (Live 2010)
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
In 1962 Alan Lancaster (bass) and Francis Rossi (guitar - known as Mike Rossi during the band's early years) founded the band in South London. Their first name, 'The Paladins', changed through The Spectres, The Traffic, and The Traffic Jam with a lineup by 1966 of Lancaster, Rossi, John Coghlan (drums) and Roy Lynes (keyboard).
In 1967, the band was renamed "The Status Quo" and Rick Parfitt (guitar) joined. Their first hit, "Pictures of Matchstick Men", was released. "The" was dropped from band name in 1969, known thereafter as "Status Quo"
The band's psychedelic pop sound became more blues and blues rock influenced over the next few years and Lynes left in 1970. Their first album for Vertigo ("Piledriver", 1972) was the first to focus on the guitar-dominated boogie-rock that defined their most successful years.
In 1982, Coghlan quit and was replaced by new member Peter Kircher. Andy Bown, a multi-instrumentalist who had been playing with the band since 1976, was then also shown as a full member of the band.
In 1984 the band announced that they were breaking up before going on their "End of the Road" Tour. However, in 1985 they reunited and were the first band to play at the the multi-national "Live Aid" show.
In 1986, a line-up of Rossi, Parfitt, Bown, John "Rhino" Edwards (bass) and Jeff Rich (drums) released "In The Army Now" which would be the last of a run of 13 consecutive UK Top Ten albums.
The band's recorded output slowed after the 1980s with only three albums of new, original material released each decade but they remained a popular live act in the UK and European markets. In May 2000, Rich quit replaced by Matthew Letley. Letley himself departed in 2013 and was replaced by Leon Cave.
Parfitt died in 2016, having already stepped down from live work due to ongoing health issues, being variously replaced on stage by Freddie Edwards, (son of 'Rhino' Edwards), and Irish guitarist Richie Malone. Following Parfitt's death, Malone was confirmed as his full-time replacement.
Status Quo released their last studio album in 2019 and their last live gigs were a series of UK summer concerts in 2024. Despite no further confirmed activity on the horizon, Rossi refuses to categorically state that the group has disbanded.
Source: Discogs
