PHILLIP GOODHAND-TAIT 1965 & 1966/ Ricky-Tick…40 Years On

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PHILLIP GOODHAND-TAIT 1965 & 1966/ Ricky-Tick...40 Years On

CD TRACKLISTING

1965 & 1966
1. What More Do You Want?
2. I Feel Good (live)
3. Have you Ever Had the Blues (live)
4. No Problem
5. Number One
6. It’s A Lie
7. There You Go
8. I’ll Do The Best I Can
9. The Society For The Protection Of Love
10. Long Live Love
11. Getting’ Ready
12. Do What You Wanna Do
13. Gonna Put Some Hurt On You
14. Turn On Your Love Light (live)
RICKY-TICK…40 Years On
15. Burning Rain
16. Back In The Asylum
17. Tighten Up Your Bible Belt
18. It’s All About Oil
19. Loves Refugee
20. Across the centuries
21. I Want My Records Back
22. R.C.T. (random chaos theory)
23. Fly Me To The Sun
24. Walk Through The Storm

 

PHILLIP GOODHAND-TAIT enjoyed some considerable commercial success in the late 60’s and the 70’s as both as a songwriter and solo artist.

Phillip wrote a number of the HITS for The LOVE AFFAIR including ‘A Day Without Love’, ‘One Road’ and ‘Bringing On Back The Good Times’. He also had significant solo album success in the 70’s with the albums ‘Oceans Way’ and ‘Teaching An Old Dog New Tricks’ throughout Europe.

In 1965 he fronted the STORMSVILLE SHAKERS and had singles released on the Parlophone label The period 1965 and 66 were a high energy and raw commitment period from the band and the recordings from ’1965 & 1966′ are a fitting memory of that time.

‘Ricky-Tick… 40 years on’ was recorded in 2005 and celebrated in style the anniversary of the formation of The Stormville Shakers with 10 new tracks written by Phillip. Classic Popular Music

MUSICIANS
PHILLIP GOODHAND-TAIT, KIRK RIDDLE, PETER MacGREGOR, KEITH PURNELL, T.DANIEL HOWARD

Reviews

This eponymous album compiles all of the band's grand studio recordings and a trio of exuberant live numbers, 14 tracks in all, and twins it with the now reformed band's 2005 studio album, 'Ricky-Tick.

www.allmusic.com (March 2008)


...this collection is the first comprehensive look at a great lost UK club band of the '60s...The first 14 trck on the CD come from the Shakers' mid-60s heyday with the remaining ten tracks coming froma 2005 reunion album...For anyone with even a passing appreciation of Alan Bown, Cliff Bennett or Moon's Train, this Stormsville Shakers collection will not disappoint

www.shindig-magazine.com


All told this is a sumptuous set, and a superb tribute to one of Britain's finest composers.

Jo-Ann Greene, allmusic.com (May 2008)


...high-energy guitar-and-saxes soul and r'n'b sound captured on a series of studio and live pieces...

The Beat (May 2008)


 

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