Friends

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This album collects his productions featuring the group, mainly featuring Pat Kelly on lead vocals; What Am I To Do, Man Of My Word, Time Has Come, as well as Dave Barker's solo gem Your Love Is A Game two tracks from The Shades and three from The Madlads. They featured Keith Emerson on a flying piano and Carl Palmer’s revolving, 2 ton, stainless steel drum kit. By 1969 many of his protégés had gone on to stardom in their own right as members of Led Zeppelin, the Jimi Hendrix Experience and Deep Purple or as solo artists.

The long awaited Double CD to accompany the book of Roy Goldring's Leaflet Dances with the same name. Some of the tracks appear on the “Royal Flush” album (Which was the band’s name later on) but “Get It Off My Conscience” “Joy Trip” etc were never released. Wanted a DVD for our 2yr old grandson who loves dancing and marching and copying the other children. Will usually dispatch within same working day if paid before 22:00 GMT (excludes weekends and holidays).their masterpiece, delivering a string of hits that still sound great today: `A Night To Remember,' the sublime `There It Is,' `I Can Make You Feel Good' and the title track. The Best of Friends album, featuring tracks from some of the best artists we've had perform at the festival over the last 10 years. You can enjoy some of those magic moments as you watch Bill and Gloria Gaither and friends come together for Old Friends, a companion piece to Turn Your Radio On. The group also nurtured the talents of notable musicians such as Ritchie Blackmore, Jimmy Page, Mick Abrahams, Noel Redding, Mitch Mitchell and Adrian Gurvitz. The late Winston Riley formed the Techniques in 1962 and remained a member of the group throughout their career.

All the group members were well known in their own right with TONY BURROWS having sung lead vocal on “Love Grows” EDISON LIGHTHOUSE (1970 UK number 1), WHITE PLAINS UK 1970 Top 10 hit single “My Baby Loves Loving” and also as THE PIPKINS “Gimme Dat Ding” – UK 1970 number 6.We hope that you all enjoy the album, and that it brings back some good memories of festivals passed.