Product Type : Music
Tornados - Telstar (CD) (UK Import)
Tornados - Telstar (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Tornados
- Cat No
- 715532
- Released
- 2014
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Instrumental
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| Artist | Tornados |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Hallmark Music & Entertainment |
| Catalogue no. | 715532 |
| Genre | Rock and Pop |
| Barcode | 5050457155322 |
The Tornados — Telstar
Format: CD • Label: Hallmark Music & Entertainment (715532) • Released: 2014 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Instrumental
Tracklist:
1. Telstar
2. Red Roses And A Sky Of Blue
3. Chasing Moonbeams
4. Earthy
5. Swinging Beefeather
6. Theme From A Summer Place
7. Love And Fury
8. Dreamin' On A Cloud
9. Ridin' The Wind
10. The Breeze And I
11. Jungle Fever
12. Popeye Twist
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
The house band for pioneering record producer Joe Meek. Their original and classic line-up comprised Alan Caddy (guitar), Clem Cattini (drums), Heinz Burt (bass), George Bellamy (rhythm guitar) and Roger LaVern (keyboards). Their instrumental material was composed and produced by Meek, and frequently had a futuristic sound, reflecting Meek's interest in electronics and sound manipulation. Although their first single "Love And Fury" bombed, the follow-up caught the public imagination and was a number one hit in both the UK and USA; they were the first British group ever to top the US Hot Hundred. The quintet enjoyed several more UK hits, though the original line-up began to fall apart when Heinz Burt left for a solo career as a vocalist in 1963 — he scored one major UK hit, "Just Like Eddie" later that year— and none of the original members remained by the time the Tornados finally disbanded upon Meek's death in 1967.
Do not confuse with american surf rock band The Tornadoes, famous for the track "Bustin' Surfboards".
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