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weight in Kg 0.107

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The Shadows: Best (Australia)

CD on EMI RECORDS by The Shadows - Best (Australia)

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Interpret: The Shadows
Album titlle: Best (Australia)
Label EMI
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Artikelart CD
EAN: 9340650016794
weight in Kg 0.107

Shadows, The - Best (Australia) CD 1
01	Apache	The Shadows
02	Kon-Tiki	The Shadows
03	Wonderful Land	The Shadows
04	Stars Fell On Stockton	The Shadows
05	The Savage	The Shadows
06	Guitar Tango	The Shadows
07	The Boys	The Shadows
08	Dance On	The Shadows
09	Foot Tapper	The Shadows
10	Atlantis	The Shadows
11	Shindig	The Shadows
12	Geronimo	The Shadows
13	The Rise And Fall Of Flingel Bunt	The Shadows
14	Rhythm And Greens	The Shadows
15	Theme For Young Lovers	The Shadows
16	Stingray	The Shadows
17	Don't Make My Baby Blue	The Shadows
18	Genie With The Light Brown Lamp	The Shadows
19	War Lord	The Shadows
20	Sacha-Hank-Marvin	The Shadows

Shadows In 1958 guitarist Hank Marvin, guitarist Bruce Welch, bassist Jet Harris and drummer... more

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"The Shadows"

Shadows

In 1958 guitarist Hank Marvin, guitarist Bruce Welch, bassist Jet Harris and drummer Tony Meeham joined forces to form a group called The Drifters to accompany Cliff Richard. Due to name disputes with the American group Drifters, they later renamed themselves Shadows.

In 1961 Brian Bennet joined the drums for Tony Meeham and Jet Harris was replaced by Brian Locking and John Rostill. The Shadows reaped considerable success with instrumental songs such as "Apache', "Atlantis" or "Frightened City' and as studio group Cliff Richards. In 1970 the Shadows split up to reunite in November 1973 with Hank Marvin, Bruce Welch, Brian Bennet and newcomer John Farrar. In this formation they also recorded their last LP "Rockin' with curly leads' and in 1975 they represented Great Britain at the "Grand Prix de la Chanson' in Stockholm, where they took second place.

Original Press Release: EMI Electrola GmbH

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