The Searchers /British Invasion, Classic Rock, Rock-n-Roll/

mackerel · 25.06.2007, 22:46

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Founded in 1957 by John McNally (guitar/vocals), the Searchers were originally one of thousands of skiffle groups formed in the wake of Lonnie Donegan's success with "Rock Island Line." The Searchers' immediate competitors included bands such as the Wreckers and the Confederates, both led by Michael Pender (guitar, vocals), and the Martinis, led by Tony Jackson (guitar/vocals). By 1959, McNally and Pender were working together as a duet; later in the year, Jackson joined as the lead vocalist. After drummer Norman McGarry left the Searchers he was replaced by Chris Crummy, who quickly renamed himself Chris Curtis. Other changes were in the works as Jackson built and learned to play a customized bass guitar. Learning his new job on the four-stringed instrument proved too difficult to permit him to continue singing lead, and McNally and Pender brought in a fifth member, Johnny Sandon (born Billy Beck). Johnny Sandon & the Searchers lasted from 1960 through February of 1962, and were extremely popular on the dance hall and club circuit in Liverpool. Sandon cut out for a career on his own, with another band called the Remo Four in early 1962.

Meanwhile, the Searchers, now a quartet with Jackson once again lead singer, became one of the top acts on the Liverpool band scene, playing textured renditions of American R&B, rock & roll, country, soul, and rockabilly. The group was signed to Pye Records in mid-1963 and their first single, a cover of the Drifters' "Sweets for My Sweet," was released in August of 1963, hitting number one on the British charts. While the Beatles quickly outdistanced all comers, the Searchers did, indeed, go to the top of the charts with two of their next three singles, "Needles and Pins" and "Don't Throw Your Love Away." Another record, "Sugar and Spice," written by their producer Tony Hatch under the pseudonym Fred Nightingale, stalled at the number two spot. Over the next nine months, the band staked out a sound that was one of the most distinctive in a rock scene crawling with hundreds of bands. Their music was built around the sound of a crisply played 12-string guitar, coupled with strong lead vocals and carefully, sometimes exquisitely arranged harmonies, so that they could credibly cover American R&B standards like "Love Potion No. 9" or Phil Spector-based girl group pop like "Be My Baby." Their 1964 singles included a venture into folk-rock before the genre had been "invented" in the press, in the form of a cover of Malvina Reynolds' "What Have They Done To the Rain." Interestingly, their 12-string guitar sound would become a key ingredient in the success of the Byrds, who even took the riff from "Needles And Pins" and transformed it into the main riff of "Feel A Whole Lot Better."

In July of 1964, with the group riding the upper reaches of the British charts, and with their third album in nine months in release, it was announced that Tony Jackson was leaving the Searchers to form his own band, and would be replaced by Frank Allen, who had been playing bass with Cliff Bennett & the Rebel Rousers. The turning point for the band came in 1965, as the British and international fascination with the Liverpool sound faded away. The Searchers began casting their net wider for material to cover, in addition to coming up with one original hit, the Curtis/Pender-authored "He's Got No Love." By the beginning of 1966, the group's string of chart hits seemed to have run out, and Chris Curtis exited in early 1966, claiming to have become exhausted from the group's constant touring. The Searchers, with Johnny Blunt on drums, continued working and had their last hit, "Have You Ever Loved Somebody," which barely cracked the Top 50 in October of 1966. The group continued working, however, playing clubs and cabarets in England and Europe. Blunt exited at the end of the 1960s, but was replaced by Billy Adamson, and this line-up of the Searchers continued intact until the mid-1980s, working for 35 weeks a year throughout Europe with an occasional U.S. visit. Although they played as part of Richard Nader's "Rock 'n Roll Revival" shows, they never became an "oldies" act, always adding new material, including originals and covers of work by songwriters such as Neil Young to their sets, and in 1972, the band cut an album for British RCA.

At the end of the 1970s, their recording fortunes were revived once again as Seymour Stein, the head of Sire Records, signed the Searchers for two albums. Those records, The Searchers and Love's Melodies, were the best work the group ever did, highlighted by achingly beautiful yet vibrant and forceful playing and singing, and an unerring array of memorable hooks and melodies. Those two albums were followed by a series of tracks recorded for their original label, Pye Records, in the early 1980s. The group held their audience well into the 1980s, playing before crowds of as large as 15,000 along one U.S. tour. In 1985, after playing together for 26 years, Pender and McNally split up, with McNally continuing to lead the Searchers (with Adamson and Allen, with Spencer James added on second guitar and vocals), while Pender formed Mike Pender's Searchers, consisting of Chris Black (guitar, vocals), Barry Cowell (bass, vocals), and Steve Carlyle (drums, vocals). Both groups have toured extensively and the Searchers under McNally have recorded on occasion.

Много замечательной музыки The Searchers лежит здесь

http://musicmp3.spb.ru/mp3/204/the_searchers.htm

ooze · 26.06.2007, 13:21

Насколько я помню - это любимая группа Петра Мамонова :-)

SViN · 27.01.2008, 23:10

1963 - Meet The Searchers

1. The Searchers - Sweets For My Sweet (2:29)
2. The Searchers - Alright (2:09)
3. The Searchers - Love Potion Number Nine (2:06)
4. The Searchers - Farmer John (1:58)
5. The Searchers - Stand By Me (3:28)
6. The Searchers - Money (2:46)
7. The Searchers - Da Doo Ron Ron (2:24)
8. The Searchers - Ain't Gonna Kiss Ya (2:05)
9. The Searchers - Since You Broke My Heart (2:51)
10. The Searchers - Tricky Dicky (2:08)
11. The Searchers - Where Have All The Flowers Gon (2:58)
12. The Searchers - Twist And Shout (2:42)

160 kbps, 33.9 Mb

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serge48 · 27.05.2008, 22:21

Artist.........: The Searchers
Album..........: It's the Searchers / Take Me For What I'm Worth
Year...........: 1964 & 1965
Bitrate........: 320
Size...........: 145 Mb
Cover..........:

Tracklist......:
It's the Searchers '64

1. It's in Her Kiss
2. Glad All over
3. Sea of Heartbreak
4. Livin' Lovin' Wreck
5. Where Have You Been?
6. Shimmy Shimmy
7. Needles and Pins
8. This Empty Space
9. Gonna Send You Back to Georgia
10. I Count the Tears
11. Hi Heel Sneakers
12. Can't Help Forgiving You
13. Sho' Know Enough About Love
14. Don't Throw Your Love Away

Take Me For What I'm Worth '65

1. I'm Ready
2. I'll Be Doggone
3. Does She Really Care for Me
4. It's Time
5. Too Many Miles
6. You Can't Lie to a Liar
7. Don't You Know Why
8. I'm Your Loving Man
9. Each Time
10. Be My Baby
11. Four Strong Winds
12. Take Me for What I'm Worth
Links..........:

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Monah · 07.02.2009, 20:28

1963 - Sugar and Spice

1. Sugar And Spice. 2:17
2. Don't Cha Know. 2:03
3. Some Other Guy. 2:09
4. One Of These Days. 2:18
5. Listen To Me. 2:13
6. Unhappy Girls. 2:39
7. Ain't That Just Like Me. 2:25
8. Oh My Lover. 2:24
9. Saints And Searchers. 3:17
10. Cherry Stones. 2:32
11. All My Sorrows. 3:26
12. Hungry For Love. 2:23

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1964 - Sounds Like Searchers

1. Everybody Come And Clap Your Hands
2. If I Could Find Someone
3. Magic Potion
4. I Don't Want To Go On Without You
5. Bumble Bee
6. Something You Got Baby
7. Let The Good Times Roll
8. A Tear Feel
10. Till You Say You'll Be Mine
11. You Wanna Make Her Happy
12. Everything You Do
13. Goodnight Baby
14. This Feeling Inside
15. Goodbye My Love
16. Till I Meet You
17. He's Got No Love
18. So Far Away
19. When I Get Home

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есть еще 30 Anniversary Collection и 1965 - Take me for what I'm worth. надо кому если, обращайтесь

Funky Monkey · 26.02.2011, 11:12

а может ли кто обновить ссылки?

Funky Monkey · 02.03.2011, 23:35

нууу пожалуйста ааа

Богги · 03.03.2011, 00:03

Funky Monkey, например так:
The Searchers – Meet The Searchers (1963)

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или
The Searchers – Meet The The Searchers
Pye (U.K. 1963)
This is the CD re-release with bonus tracks (13-27)

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а вот лучший вариант

The Searchers - 30 Anniversary Collection (3CD Box Set) 1992 (UK, Merseybeat)
@ narod.ru

ooze · 13.03.2012, 12:52

The Searchers — Hungry Hearts

1. Forever in Love (Near To Heaven) (T. Hendrik / K. van Haaren)
2. Love Lies Bleeding (McNally / Allen / James)
3. Lonely Weekend (T. Hendrik / K. van Haaren)
4. Somebody Told Me (B. Carlisle / R. Thomas)
5. Every Little Tear (McNally / Allen / James)
6. Sweets for My Sweet (new version) (Pomus / Shuman)
7. No Other Love (T. Hendrik / K. van Haaren)
8. This Boy’s in Love (McNally / Allen / James)
9. Fooled Myself Once Again (McNally / Allen / James)
10. Baby, I Do (T. Hendrik / McNally / Allen / James)
11. Push, Push (McNally / Allen / James)
12. Needles and Pins (new version) (Nitzsche / Bono)

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192 Кбит/с

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25.06.2007, 22:46	# 1
mackerel повелитель мыслей Сообщений: 212 Репутация: 160 Статус: Offline Польза: +4	Цитата: Founded in 1957 by John McNally (guitar/vocals), the Searchers were originally one of thousands of skiffle groups formed in the wake of Lonnie Donegan's success with "Rock Island Line." The Searchers' immediate competitors included bands such as the Wreckers and the Confederates, both led by Michael Pender (guitar, vocals), and the Martinis, led by Tony Jackson (guitar/vocals). By 1959, McNally and Pender were working together as a duet; later in the year, Jackson joined as the lead vocalist. After drummer Norman McGarry left the Searchers he was replaced by Chris Crummy, who quickly renamed himself Chris Curtis. Other changes were in the works as Jackson built and learned to play a customized bass guitar. Learning his new job on the four-stringed instrument proved too difficult to permit him to continue singing lead, and McNally and Pender brought in a fifth member, Johnny Sandon (born Billy Beck). Johnny Sandon & the Searchers lasted from 1960 through February of 1962, and were extremely popular on the dance hall and club circuit in Liverpool. Sandon cut out for a career on his own, with another band called the Remo Four in early 1962. Meanwhile, the Searchers, now a quartet with Jackson once again lead singer, became one of the top acts on the Liverpool band scene, playing textured renditions of American R&B, rock & roll, country, soul, and rockabilly. The group was signed to Pye Records in mid-1963 and their first single, a cover of the Drifters' "Sweets for My Sweet," was released in August of 1963, hitting number one on the British charts. While the Beatles quickly outdistanced all comers, the Searchers did, indeed, go to the top of the charts with two of their next three singles, "Needles and Pins" and "Don't Throw Your Love Away." Another record, "Sugar and Spice," written by their producer Tony Hatch under the pseudonym Fred Nightingale, stalled at the number two spot. Over the next nine months, the band staked out a sound that was one of the most distinctive in a rock scene crawling with hundreds of bands. Their music was built around the sound of a crisply played 12-string guitar, coupled with strong lead vocals and carefully, sometimes exquisitely arranged harmonies, so that they could credibly cover American R&B standards like "Love Potion No. 9" or Phil Spector-based girl group pop like "Be My Baby." Their 1964 singles included a venture into folk-rock before the genre had been "invented" in the press, in the form of a cover of Malvina Reynolds' "What Have They Done To the Rain." Interestingly, their 12-string guitar sound would become a key ingredient in the success of the Byrds, who even took the riff from "Needles And Pins" and transformed it into the main riff of "Feel A Whole Lot Better." In July of 1964, with the group riding the upper reaches of the British charts, and with their third album in nine months in release, it was announced that Tony Jackson was leaving the Searchers to form his own band, and would be replaced by Frank Allen, who had been playing bass with Cliff Bennett & the Rebel Rousers. The turning point for the band came in 1965, as the British and international fascination with the Liverpool sound faded away. The Searchers began casting their net wider for material to cover, in addition to coming up with one original hit, the Curtis/Pender-authored "He's Got No Love." By the beginning of 1966, the group's string of chart hits seemed to have run out, and Chris Curtis exited in early 1966, claiming to have become exhausted from the group's constant touring. The Searchers, with Johnny Blunt on drums, continued working and had their last hit, "Have You Ever Loved Somebody," which barely cracked the Top 50 in October of 1966. The group continued working, however, playing clubs and cabarets in England and Europe. Blunt exited at the end of the 1960s, but was replaced by Billy Adamson, and this line-up of the Searchers continued intact until the mid-1980s, working for 35 weeks a year throughout Europe with an occasional U.S. visit. Although they played as part of Richard Nader's "Rock 'n Roll Revival" shows, they never became an "oldies" act, always adding new material, including originals and covers of work by songwriters such as Neil Young to their sets, and in 1972, the band cut an album for British RCA. At the end of the 1970s, their recording fortunes were revived once again as Seymour Stein, the head of Sire Records, signed the Searchers for two albums. Those records, The Searchers and Love's Melodies, were the best work the group ever did, highlighted by achingly beautiful yet vibrant and forceful playing and singing, and an unerring array of memorable hooks and melodies. Those two albums were followed by a series of tracks recorded for their original label, Pye Records, in the early 1980s. The group held their audience well into the 1980s, playing before crowds of as large as 15,000 along one U.S. tour. In 1985, after playing together for 26 years, Pender and McNally split up, with McNally continuing to lead the Searchers (with Adamson and Allen, with Spencer James added on second guitar and vocals), while Pender formed Mike Pender's Searchers, consisting of Chris Black (guitar, vocals), Barry Cowell (bass, vocals), and Steve Carlyle (drums, vocals). Both groups have toured extensively and the Searchers under McNally have recorded on occasion. Много замечательной музыки The Searchers лежит здесь http://musicmp3.spb.ru/mp3/204/the_searchers.htm
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26.06.2007, 13:21	# 2
ooze живет на форуме Сообщений: 1 145 Репутация: 1 334 Статус: Offline Польза: 0	Насколько я помню - это любимая группа Петра Мамонова :-)
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SViN живет на форуме Сообщений: 473 Репутация: 1 443 Статус: Offline Польза: +6	1963 - Meet The Searchers 1. The Searchers - Sweets For My Sweet (2:29) 2. The Searchers - Alright (2:09) 3. The Searchers - Love Potion Number Nine (2:06) 4. The Searchers - Farmer John (1:58) 5. The Searchers - Stand By Me (3:28) 6. The Searchers - Money (2:46) 7. The Searchers - Da Doo Ron Ron (2:24) 8. The Searchers - Ain't Gonna Kiss Ya (2:05) 9. The Searchers - Since You Broke My Heart (2:51) 10. The Searchers - Tricky Dicky (2:08) 11. The Searchers - Where Have All The Flowers Gon (2:58) 12. The Searchers - Twist And Shout (2:42) 160 kbps, 33.9 Mb Скрытый текст (вы должны войти под своим логином или зарегистрироваться и иметь 1 сообщение(ий)): У вас нет прав чтобы видеть скрытый текст, содержащийся здесь.
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27.05.2008, 22:21	# 4
serge48 карлан Сообщений: 7 Репутация: 33 Статус: Offline Польза: +4	Artist.........: The Searchers Album..........: It's the Searchers / Take Me For What I'm Worth Year...........: 1964 & 1965 Bitrate........: 320 Size...........: 145 Mb Cover..........: Tracklist......: It's the Searchers '64 1. It's in Her Kiss 2. Glad All over 3. Sea of Heartbreak 4. Livin' Lovin' Wreck 5. Where Have You Been? 6. Shimmy Shimmy 7. Needles and Pins 8. This Empty Space 9. Gonna Send You Back to Georgia 10. I Count the Tears 11. Hi Heel Sneakers 12. Can't Help Forgiving You 13. Sho' Know Enough About Love 14. Don't Throw Your Love Away Take Me For What I'm Worth '65 1. I'm Ready 2. I'll Be Doggone 3. Does She Really Care for Me 4. It's Time 5. Too Many Miles 6. You Can't Lie to a Liar 7. Don't You Know Why 8. I'm Your Loving Man 9. Each Time 10. Be My Baby 11. Four Strong Winds 12. Take Me for What I'm Worth Links..........: Скрытый текст (вы должны зарегистрироваться или войти под своим логином): У вас нет прав чтобы видеть скрытый текст, содержащийся здесь. Последний раз редактировалось serge48; 24.06.2009 в 18:42.
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Monah живет на форуме Сообщений: 1 092 Репутация: 1 074 Статус: Offline Польза: +4	1963 - Sugar and Spice 1. Sugar And Spice. 2:17 2. Don't Cha Know. 2:03 3. Some Other Guy. 2:09 4. One Of These Days. 2:18 5. Listen To Me. 2:13 6. Unhappy Girls. 2:39 7. Ain't That Just Like Me. 2:25 8. Oh My Lover. 2:24 9. Saints And Searchers. 3:17 10. Cherry Stones. 2:32 11. All My Sorrows. 3:26 12. Hungry For Love. 2:23 Скрытый текст (вы должны войти под своим логином или зарегистрироваться и иметь 5 сообщение(ий)): У вас нет прав чтобы видеть скрытый текст, содержащийся здесь. 1964 - Sounds Like Searchers 1. Everybody Come And Clap Your Hands 2. If I Could Find Someone 3. Magic Potion 4. I Don't Want To Go On Without You 5. Bumble Bee 6. Something You Got Baby 7. Let The Good Times Roll 8. A Tear Feel 10. Till You Say You'll Be Mine 11. You Wanna Make Her Happy 12. Everything You Do 13. Goodnight Baby 14. This Feeling Inside 15. Goodbye My Love 16. Till I Meet You 17. He's Got No Love 18. So Far Away 19. When I Get Home Скрытый текст (вы должны войти под своим логином или зарегистрироваться и иметь 5 сообщение(ий)): У вас нет прав чтобы видеть скрытый текст, содержащийся здесь. есть еще 30 Anniversary Collection и 1965 - Take me for what I'm worth. надо кому если, обращайтесь
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Богги неадекват Сообщений: 2 689 Репутация: 7 000 Статус: Offline Польза: +7	Funky Monkey, например так: The Searchers – Meet The Searchers (1963) Скрытый текст (вы должны зарегистрироваться или войти под своим логином): У вас нет прав чтобы видеть скрытый текст, содержащийся здесь. или The Searchers – Meet The The Searchers Pye (U.K. 1963) This is the CD re-release with bonus tracks (13-27) Скрытый текст (вы должны зарегистрироваться или войти под своим логином): У вас нет прав чтобы видеть скрытый текст, содержащийся здесь. а вот лучший вариант The Searchers - 30 Anniversary Collection (3CD Box Set) 1992 (UK, Merseybeat) @ narod.ru __________________ Last.FM http://hairy-metal.blogspot.com
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