Tag: Tremeloes
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In November 1967, Rick Sanders reviews various singles, highlighting standout tracks like Ramsey Lewis’ funky rendition of “Dancing in the Streets” and The Bachelors’ surprising “Three O’Clock Flamingo Street.” He expresses disappointment in releases from The Tremeloes and Cilla Black,…
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”Suddenly You Love Me” / ”As You Are” (CBS 3234) January 1968 The Tremeloes | Suddenly You Love Me | (CBS) 1968 | What a week. One hit after another. It’s going to be a busy time ahead with groups…
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Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes Showcasing Bob Dylan Songs | ‘Dylanisms’ is a podcast dedicated to showcasing a collection of Bob Dylan covers from various artists, primarily focusing on the 1960s. Each episode features a selection of both famous and lesser-known…
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The Tremeloes success in pop: The article in Rave magazine, September 1967, features an exclusive interview with The Tremeloes reflecting on their split from Brian Poole and their rise to success. The split was attributed to differing musical directions and…
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Rare 1960s British Singles: This content provides insights into various 1960s garage and psychedelic singles. It discusses bands such as The Fairytale, Manfred Mann, The Fortunes, and more, offering details about the songs, chart positions, and notable reviews. The collection…
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Psychedelic Folk and British Pop: This is a collection of thoughts and insights on various obscure and in-demand 1960s garage and psychedelic singles. It touches on artists like Ken Smart, The North Stars, Velvett Fogg, Mark Fry, Kevin Ayers, and…
