The Tremeloes – Boxed – 102 Tracks (2009) (4CD Box Set) [FLA

The Tremeloes – Boxed – 102 Tracks (2009) (4CD Box Set) [FLAC]
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The Tremeloes – Boxed – 102 Tracks (2009) (4CD Box Set) [FLAC]
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Beat / Pop Rock | TT – 311:19 minutes | Label: BR Music / Musicpro (Holland) # BOX 1011-2

The Tremeloes are an English beat group founded in 1958 in Dagenham, Essex, and still active today. They formed as Brian Poole and the Tremoloes influenced by Buddy Holly and The Crickets. On New Years Day, 1962, Decca, looking for a "Beat" group, auditioned two promising young bands: Brian Poole and the Tremeloes and a somewhat similar combo from Liverpool called The Beatles. Decca chose the Tremeloes over The Beatles. The Tremeloes proved to be a very talented band in their own right and had a successful career. Like the Beatles, every member of the Tremeloes was a strong singer and the band seamlessly combined rock and roll with a variety of other genres. This compilation includes all the single A-sides, the best album tracks, B-sides and unissued tracks to make a document that presents the best of the Tremeloes through the eyes of BR Music label.

allmusic.com biography
When UK chart-toppers Brian Poole And The Tremeloes parted company in 1966 few would have wagered that the backing group would outdo the lead singer. Remarkably, however, the relaunched Tremeloes went on to eclipse not only Poole, but the original hit-making act. At the time of their reconvening in 1966, the line-up comprised Rick West (b. Richard Westwood, 7 May 1943, Dagenham, Essex, England; guitar), Alan Blakley (b. 1 April 1942, Dagenham, Essex, England, d. 1995; rhythm guitar), Dave Munden (b. 2 December 1943, Dagenham, Essex, England; drums) and Alan Howard (b. 17 October 1941, Dagenham, Essex, England; bass). In May of 1966 Howard was replaced by Mike Clark; however, a mere three months later his spot was taken by Len ‘Chip’ Hawkes (b. 11 November 1946, London, England), whose lead vocals and boyish looks gave the group a stronger visual identity. In order to keep up with the times, the group abandoned their stage suits in favour of Carnaby Street garb and fashionably longer hair. Their second generation debut for Decca Records was a cover of Paul Simon’s ‘Blessed’, which proved unsuccessful. Seeking more commercial material they moved to CBS Records and covered ‘Good Day Sunshine’ from the Beatles’ Revolver. In spite of radio play it too failed to chart, but their third release ‘Here Comes My Baby’ (a Cat Stevens composition) smashed into the Top 20 on both sides of the Atlantic.
An astute follow-up with ‘Silence Is Golden’, previously the flip-side of the Four Seasons’ ‘Rag Doll’, proved a perfect vehicle for the Tremeloes’ soft harmonic style and gave them their only UK number 1 and their highest US chart entry (number 11). Having established themselves as a hit act, they notched up an impressive run of hits during the late 60s including ‘Even The Bad Times Are Good’, ‘Suddenly You Love Me’, ‘Helule Helule’ and ‘My Little Lady’. At the end of the decade, the group seemed weary of their role in the pop world and broke away from their usual Tin Pan Alley songsmiths to write their own material. Their first attempt, ‘(Call Me) Number One’, was an impressive achievement, probably superior to the material that they had recorded since 1967. When it reached number 2 in the charts, the group convinced themselves that a more ambitious approach would bring even greater rewards. Overreacting to their dream start as hit writers, they announced that they were ‘going heavy’ and suicidally alienated their pop audience by dismissing their earlier record-buying fans as ‘morons’.
Their brief progressive phase was encapsulated in the albumMaster, which won no new fans but provided a final Top 20 single, ‘Me And My Life’. Thereafter, they turned increasingly to cabaret where their strong live performances were well appreciated. In 1974 Chip Hawkes went to Nashville, USA, to pursue an ultimately unsuccessful solo career (his son Chesney Hawkes would enjoy a brief moment in the spotlight in the late 80s). Blakley left the following January, and Aaron Woolley and Bob Benham were brought in as replacements. The Tremeloes continued to record on an occasional basis, with albums being released by DJM Records and their old label CBS. They were still active in the new millennium, with Munden and West joined by Joe Gillingham (keyboards/vocals) and Davey Freyer (bass/vocals). In September 2006 Poole and the band reunited after 40 years for a tour of the UK. The Tremeloes comprise Munden, Hawkes, West and newer members Jeff Brown and Joe Gillingham.

Tracks – Disc One:
01. Blessed
02. Good Day Sunshine
03. What A State I’m In
04. Here Comes My Baby
05. Gentleman Of Pleasure
06. Silence Is Golden
07. Let Your Hair Hang Down
08. Even The Bad Times Are Good
09. Jenny’s Alright
10. Be Mine
11. Suddenly Winter
12. Norman Stanley James St. Claire
13. As You Are
14. Suddenly You Love Me
15. E In Silenzio
16. Helule Helule
17. Girl From Nowhere
18. I’m Gonna Try
19. Entu Mundo
20. My Little Lady
21. All The World To Me
22. Rag Doll
23. I’ll See You Here
24. Travelling Circus
25. I Shall Be Released
26. I Miss My Baby
27. Hello World
28. Jacqueline (Hello World In Italian)

Tracks – Disc Two:
01. Once On A Sunday Morning
02. Fa La La, La La, La Le
03. Sadness Of Tomorrow
04. (Call Me) Number One
05. May Morning
06. All Pull Together
07. Till The Sun Goes Down
08. Think Of What You’ve Said
09. I’ll Take You Home
10. Anything
11. I Know You
12. What Can I Do
13. By The Way
14. Yellow River
15. No Comprendes (Yellow River)
16. Remember Looking Back
17. Me And My Life
18. Try Me
19. Long Road
20. Now’s The Time
21. But Then I
22. Before I Sleep
23. Boola Boola
24. I Swear
25. Willow Tree
26. Right Wheel Left Hammer, Sham

Tracks – Disc Three:
01. Wake Me I Am Dreaming (Mi Ritorni In Menti)
02. Wait A Minute
03. Hello Buddy
04. My Woman
05. No No No
06. No More Sad Songs
07. Too Late (To Be Saved)
08. If You Ever
09. Hello Sailor (Gone West)
10. How Can Yoy Say Goodbye
11. I Like It That Way
12. Wakamaker
13. Heaven Knows Why
14. Blue Suede Tie
15. Yodel Ay
16. Lauree Lee
17. Ride On
18. Hands Off
19. These Days
20. Make Or Break
21. Movin’ On
22. You Can’t Touch Sue
23. Story For The Boys
24. The Lady’s Got Style
25. Sadie
26. Do I Love You

Tracks – Disc Four:
01. Say Ok
02. Pinky
03. The Goodotime Band
04. September November December
05. My Friend Delaney
06. Lonely Dolly
07. Lovesong
08. Help
09. Someone Someone
10. Rocking Circus
11. Don’t Let The Music Die
12. Be Boppin’ Boogie
13. Friend Of A Friend
14. I’m Lost Without You
15. Ging Gang Goolie
16. Lonely Nights
17. Lights Of Port Royal
18. Silas
19. Tremelodies
20. Words
21. I Will Return
22. Someone

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