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The Spectrum - All The Colours Of The Spectrum (Complete Recordings: 1964-1970) (2017)

The Spectrum - All The Colours Of The Spectrum (Complete Recordings: 1964-1970) (2017)

BAND/ARTIST: The Spectrum

  • Title: All The Colours Of The Spectrum (Complete Recordings: 1964-1970)
  • Year Of Release: 2017
  • Label: Grapefruit Records
  • Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Psychedelic Pop, Pop Rock
  • Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, log)
  • Total Time: 01:56:56
  • Total Size: 389/676 Mb (full scans)
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The Spectrum - All The Colours Of The Spectrum (Complete Recordings: 1964-1970) (2017)


Tracklist:

CD 1:
01. Samantha's Mine
02. Saturday's Child
03. Portobello Road
04. Comes The Dawn
05. Headin' For A Heatwave
06. I Wanna Be With You
07. London Bridge Is Coming Down
08. Tables And Chairs
09. Let's Live For Love
10. Little Red Boat By The River
11. Forget Me Not
12. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
13. Music Soothes The Savage Breast
14. Just What I Was Looking For Today
15. It Doesn't Seem To Matter
16. Cool Water
17. Free
18. The Tale Of Wally Toft
19. Glory
20. Nodnol
21. Captain Scarlet (Closing Theme)

CD 2:
01. Mr.Jenkins' Brand New Boots
02. The Walrus And The Horse
03. Mandy
04. Jacqueline
05. The Light Is Dark Enough
06. Little Girl
07. Asking You
08. Roll Over Beethoven
09. Bye Bye Bird
10. Please Mr.Postman
11. You Really Got A Hold On Me
12. What's That?
13. Sweet Little Sixteen
14. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
15. Baby What You Want Me To Do
16. My Babe
17. Dance In The Street
18. Shoppin' Around
19. Lover Please

British pop/rock band the Spectrum were formed in 1964, first going under the name the Group 5 with a lineup of vocalist Colin Forsey, guitarist Tony Atkins, bassist Tony Judd, keyboardist Bill Chambers, and drummer Keith Forsey. After issuing one single in 1965 as the Group 5, the band changed its name and achieved a number one hit in Spain with the debut single "Samantha's Mine," though the Spectrum would linger in relative obscurity in their home country for the remainder of their existence. Though their songs failed to chart in the U.K., they were featured performing the title song to the popular children's television program Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, as well as contributing to various film soundtracks. Subsequent singles charted in Spain and Germany, and a self-titled full-length was issued only in Spain in 1969. After some minor lineup changes, the group released full-length The Light Is Dark Enough in 1970 and split up shortly thereafter. Keith Forsey continued working in the music business, co-writing massive hits in the '80s and working as a producer with acts like Billy Idol and the Pointer Sisters. A full career retrospective of the Spectrum appeared in 2017 in the form of All the Colours of the Spectrum: Complete Recordings 1964-1970, issued by Cherry Red Records.


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  • whiskers
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Many Thanks
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Many thanks for lossless.