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TROGGS: Wild Things...plus (CD)

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Interpret: TROGGS
Album titlle: Wild Things...plus (CD)
Label SEE FOR MILES
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5014661025635
weight in Kg 0.107

Troggs, The - Wild Things...plus (CD) CD 1
01	I Got Lovin' If You Want It	TROGGS
02	Good Vibrations	TROGGS
03	No Particular Place To Go	TROGGS
04	Summertime	TROGGS
05	Satisfaction	TROGGS
06	Full Blooded Band	TROGGS
07	Memphis Tennessee	TROGGS
08	Peggy Sue	TROGGS
09	Wild Things	TROGGS
10	Get You Tonight	TROGGS
11	A Different Me	TROGGS
12	Down South To Georgia	TROGGS
13	After The Raid	TROGGS
14	Rock 'n' Roll Lady	TROGGS
15	Walkin' The Dog	TROGGS
16	We Rode Through The Night	TROGGS
17	Gonna Make You	TROGGS
18	Supergirl	TROGGS
19	I'll Buy You An Island	TROGGS
20	Rolling Stone	TROGGS

The Troggs The Troggs came from Andover, in Hampshire. Originally the line-up was Reg... more

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"TROGGS"

The Troggs

The Troggs came from Andover, in Hampshire. Originally the line-up was Reg Presley, vocals (born June 12, 1943); Chris Britton, guitar (June 21, 1945); Pete Staples, bass (May 3, 1944) and Ronnie Bond, drums (May 4, 1943); Presley and Bond are still in the group. Signed by manager /label owner Larry Page in 1966, they had a worldwide hit with Chip Taylor's 'Wild Thing'. Subsequent hits, which contin-ued until 1968, were written by Presley, with the exception of Taylor's 'I Can't Let Go'.

The Troggs' musical limita-tions were bolstered by good songwriting and produc-tion, and a streak of amusing suggestiveness runs through most of their material : 'I Can't Control Myself', 'Give It To Me' and 'Love Is All Around'. Leaving Page's management and the hit parade behind, the group survived 'the progres-sive revolution' playing cabaret dates.

In the early Seventies, they began to get college bookings and critical notice again; a `Trogg revival' was rumoured. In 1974 the band (who were joined by present bass-player Tony Murray in 1969, but who have had several lead guitarists) were reunited with Larry Page, but they've yet to reappear in the charts, even with their highly original version of 'Good Vibrations'.

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