Cliff Bennett and The Rebel Rousers - Getting Mighty Crowded [CD]

Description: Brand new sealed CD 1.Don't Put Me Down 02:042.One Way Love 02:093.You Make Me Happy 01:554.I'll Take Good Care Of You 03:055.Getting Mighty Crowded 02:416.I Can't Stand It 02:577.Do You Love Him 01:448.Ain't That Loving You Baby 02:199.Crazy 'Bout My Baby 02:2810.Baby Baby Baby 02:1711.Try It Baby 03:0412.Three Rooms With Running Water 02:3213.You Got It Made 02:4614.Us Me 02:2215.Soothe Me 02:4216.It's A Wonder 02:3917.Do The Boomerang 02:5318.I Have Cried My Last Tear 01:4819.Maggie's Farm 02:18 Cliff Bennett and The Rebel Rousers were one of the most formidable talents not to ascend to the top rank of British rock & roll during the mid-'60s; except for a pair of hits some two years apart, they missed a lot of the success that most onlookers would have pegged for them. They recorded singles, for Parlophone, including versions of "You Really Got a Hold on Me" and "Got My Mojo Working," but failed to make any impact. They were signed by Brian Epstein to a management contract in September of 1964, on the strength of the Beatles' urgings, and soon after, on their seventh 45 release, "One Way Love" b/w "Slow Down," they finally charted in England with a number-nine single. Bennett was by now considered to be one of the few white Englishmen who had any useful inborn feel for American R&B or soul music. Finally, in early 1966, they were booked as an opening act on the Beatles' last European tour. During those shows, Lennon and McCartney gave Bennett the first hearing of "Got to Get You Into My Life". Bennett and company saw their opportunity and took it, with Paul McCartney running the session. The result was a number-six single. The single was followed by the most well-realized album in the group's history. These recordings are rare and un-released radio broadcasts from 1964 to 1966.

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Location: Wokingham

End Time: 2025-01-29T10:13:32.000Z

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