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Il y a 5 jours · I Fooled You This Time (1966) 9. Bless Our Love (1964) 10. (Gonna Be) Good Times (1967) 1. Duke of Earl (1962) Gene Chandler’s iconic hit, “Duke of Earl,” is a classic that has withstood the ...
26 sept. 2024 · Gene CHANDLER - 1969 - UK-JOY 136 - A Gene Chandler album (stereo) C'est le label anglais (bon marché) 'Joy' qui, en 1969, propose cet album de Gene CHANDLER regroupant des titres de ses débuts. "Duke of earl", son principal succès y figure, il est accompagné d'une reprise du titre de Ben E KING "Stand by me". On y trouve également les reprises de:
Il y a 18 heures · Some nice chill out sounds here. All in various condition but all play loud and clear. Bank transfer preferred, paypal by F&F or you add 4%. Choose you post £3 second class (at you own risk) £4 signed for. Maximum three records then 50p extra per record. Gene Chandler. I Won't Need You. Checker Ex £7. Joe Simon.
24 sept. 2024 · Gene Chandler is a legendary figure in the music industry, renowned for his smooth vocals and captivating stage presence. With a career spanning several decades, Chandler has left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment. From his breakthrough hits in the 1960s to his enduring influence on modern-day artists, theres no denying the impact
Il y a 18 heures · Artists “It was three weeks before the release, and he said: ‘I know it will be number one’”: How ATB accidentally came up with the hook for the chart-topping 9PM (Till I Come) while showing off his studio to impress a date
Il y a 18 heures · And with Chandler and Marlow making progress, “Martin was coming up with ideas as well. I started to get more enthused about it again.” The band – completed by drummer Steve Christey – met up in the middle of last year. “I was surprised by how enthusiastic all three of them were,” Chandler says. “I was thinking, ‘Bloody hell, I ...
Il y a 6 jours · Chandler, Hendrix, and Kramer completed the final mixing of Are You Experienced at Olympic by 3 a.m. on April 25. [79] Chandler had agreed to audition the finished LP for Polydor's head of A&R, Horst Schmaltze, at 11 a.m., so after a few hours of sleep he prepared a suitable acetate demo and traveled to Polydor. [80]
