Thunderclap Newman Something In The Air - Hollywood #1 (7inch, 45rpm, BC, CS)

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A - Something In The Air B - Hollywood #1 Produced by Pete Townshend more

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Thunderclap Newman: Something In The Air - Hollywood #1 (7inch, 45rpm, BC, CS)

A - Something In The Air
B - Hollywood #1

Produced by Pete Townshend

Article properties: Thunderclap Newman: Something In The Air - Hollywood #1 (7inch, 45rpm, BC, CS)

Interpret: Thunderclap Newman
Album titlle: Something In The Air - Hollywood #1 (7inch, 45rpm, BC, CS)
Label MCA
Genre Pop
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Geschwindigkeit 45 U/min
Vinyl record size Single (7 Inch)
Artikelart 7inch
EAN: 2500000569678
weight in Kg 0.05

Thunderclap Newman - Something In The Air - Hollywood #1 (7inch, 45rpm, BC, CS) 7inch 1
01	Something In The Air	Thunderclap Newman
02	Hollywood #1	Thunderclap Newman

Thunderclap Newman Multi-instrumentalist Andy New-man, guitarist Jimmy McCullough and... more

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"Thunderclap Newman"

Thunderclap Newman

Multi-instrumentalist Andy New-man, guitarist Jimmy McCullough and composer/ drummer Speedy Keen, had an international hit in the summer of 1969 under the direction of Pete Townshend with 'Something In The Air' (Track). The connections with the Who began when Newman and Townshend met at art school and later Keen wrote 'Armenia City In The Sky' for The Who Sell Out album. Thunderclap Newman's album, Hollywood Dream, very effectively combined the surreal psychedelia of Keen's lyrics and the precision of McCullough's guitar with Newman's distinctive piano solos.

However, recreating the sound live was a problem that not even the introduction of two more musicians — Jim Pitman-Avory and Jack Mc-Cullough — solved. A couple of singles followed, notably the fine 'Accidents', but were unsuccessful and the band split up. Both Andy Newman and Speedy Keen released solo al-bums — respectively Rainbow and Previous Convictions — while Jimmy McCullough moved on to Stone The Crows and, later, Wings.

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