The Routers The Chuck Berry Songbook (CD)

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The Routers: The Chuck Berry Songbook (CD)

(Collector's Choice Music) 12 tracks Warner Bros stereo - 1966

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Interpret: The Routers
Album titlle: The Chuck Berry Songbook (CD)
Label COLLECTORS CHOICE
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0617742033823
weight in Kg 0.1

Routers, The - The Chuck Berry Songbook (CD) CD 1
01	School Days	The Routers
02	Sweet Little Sixteen	The Routers
03	Too Much Monkey Business	The Routers
04	Wee Wee Hours	The Routers
05	Bye, Bye, Johnny	The Routers
06	Memphis, Tennessee	The Routers
07	Johnny B. Goode	The Routers
08	Mabelline	The Routers
09	Rock And Roll Music	The Routers
10	Roll Over Beethoven	The Routers
11	You Never Can Tell	The Routers
12	No Particular Place To Go	The Routers

The Routers Most UK football fans would be surprised to learn that one of the most... more

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The Routers

Most UK football fans would be surprised to learn that one of the most instantly recognisable hand-clapping chants heard throughout England’s soccer grounds during the 60s was created by two brothers born on a small farm in ruralIllinois, Lanny and Robert Duncan. Having settled in Los Angeles, Lanny was signed by A&R man Joe Saraceno, who was looking for likely pop stars in the early 60s teen idol mould. Lanny was not only a pop star in waiting but, when paired with songwriting partner Robert, also a source of catchy instrumentals, such as the Routers’ ‘Let’s Go’ – an irresistibly infectious tune delivered by the twangy guitar of Tommy Tedesco, the rasping sax of Plas Johnson and the big beat of drummer Earl Palmer. Layered on top of everything was the most maddeningly contagious sequence of handclaps that virtually begged you to clap along. And the world did. (Dave Burke)

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