Showing posts with label Cliff Richard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cliff Richard. Show all posts

22 November 2017

Clif Richard "The Day I Met Marie" (1967) (single)

The Day I Met Marie
, 7'' single
release date: Aug. 1967
format: vinyl (DB 8245)
[album rate: 3,5 / 5] [2,82]
producer: Norrie Paramor
label: Columbia - nationality: England, UK


Single hit song by Cliff Richard. The A-side track is credited Hank Marvin of The Shadows, and the B-side is a song by Joan Kingsbury and Lor Crane.
This issue comes from my parents' record collection, and I recall playing this at age 6-10 years old, although this was never one of my preferred singles. The single comes with many different front covers. This particular issue is a Danish print.



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This post is part of MyMusicJourney, which enlists key releases that have shaped my musical taste when growing up and until age 14. Most of these releases come from my parents' and / or my older brother's collection.

02 November 2017

Cliff Richard and The Shadows "Please Don't Tease" (1960) (single)

Please Don't Tease
, 7'' single
release date: 1960
format: vinyl (45-DB 4479) (yellow vinyl)
[single rate: 3,5 / 5] [3,45]
producer: ?
label: Columbia - nationality: England, UK


Single hit by Cliff Richard and The Shadows with misprinted B-side label: "Were Is My Heart" instead of "Where Is My Heart". This Norwegian issue is a yellow vinyl where the original sleeve has gone missing. The A-side is credited (British) Bruce Welch (aka Bruce Cripps) and Peter Chester, and the B-side is credited Tepper-Bennett, and alias for the (American) songwriting duo of Sid Tepper and Roy C. Bennett.
This issue comes from my parents' record collection, and I recall playing this at age 6-10 years old, and for some years found this a preferred single. Some years later, it was not the kind of music I enjoyed, and I never saw myself as a huge fan of Richard.



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This post is part of MyMusicJourney, which enlists key releases that have shaped my musical taste when growing up and until age 14. Most of these releases come from my parents' and / or my older brother's collection.