This
is a 1980 compilation of Cliff Richard’s early hits between 1958 and 1962 - I
guess with 1962 being the year that The Beatles came along and took his British
rock and roll crown from him. The album is credited to Cliff Richard, but
essentially it’s Cliff Richard & The Drifters, who then morphed into The
Shadows.
There’s a lot of forgettable material on here - which I’m sure was memorable
back in the day (the number of Top-10 placings the tracklisting boasts is proof
of that), but songs with names like Gee
Whiz It’s You really date the record back to simpler times.
Having grown up in the 1980s, I now can’t listen to Living Doll without hearing The Young Ones, but thankfully Move It has remained untarnished and is
truly a hidden gem of British rock music.
Hit: Living Doll
Hidden Gem: Move It
Welcome to Vinyl Stylus, a blog about good music, and what makes music good.
Here, you'll find Rocks In The Attic - a disc by disc journey through my entire vinyl collection.
In a world full of TV talent shows, greatest hits CDs and manufactured pop, take a stroll through something that's good for your ears and good for your soul.
Here, you'll find Rocks In The Attic - a disc by disc journey through my entire vinyl collection.
In a world full of TV talent shows, greatest hits CDs and manufactured pop, take a stroll through something that's good for your ears and good for your soul.
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