I Could Be So Good To You/ And It's So Good by Don & The Goodtimes (M), Epic 10145, 1967: $45.00 Hearts In Her Eyes by The Records (M), Virgin 67008, 1980: $12.00 He's Gonna Step On You Again by John Kongos (M), Elektra 45729, 1971: $24.00 Girl of My Dreams/ Sarah Smiles by Bram Tchaikovsky (M), Polydor 14575, 1979: $10.00 Georgia Pines/ Movies In My Mind by The Candymen (M-), ABC 10995, 1967: $14.00 Game of Love/ Since You've Been Gone by The Mindbenders (M), Fontana 1503, 1965: $20.00 īall & Chain/ Where Have All The Good Times Gone? by Elton John (M), Geffen 29846, 1982: $12.00īorder Song/ Bad Side of the Moon by Elton John (M), Uni 55246, 1970: $16.00īring A Little Lovin'/ Make It Last by Los Bravos (M-), Parrot 3020, 1968: $15.00Ĭath/ Patriots Game by The Bluebells (M-), Sire 29426, 1984: $10.00ĭancin' Out Of My Heart/ Back From Baltimore by Ronnie Dove (M), Diamond 233, 1967: $25.00ĭarling, It's True/ There's A Love - Talk To Me by Locksley (M), Wicked Cool 1367, 2009: $10.00ĭevil You/ Giant In The Streets by Stampeders (M-), Bell 45154, 1971: $9.00ĭon't Get Me Wrong/ Dance! by The Pretenders (M), Sire 28630, 1986: $12.00ĭown By The River/ Look Again by The Brooklyn Bridge (M-), Buddah 179, 1970: $11.00įool Moon Fire/ Tammy Ann by Walter Egan (M), Backstreet 52200, 1983: $9.00 If you like this kind of music, take a listen to. 45s before 1973) Other info: Contains a remixed version of the LP track. Condition Detail: Label: M | Vinyl: M- | Audio: M- Written by: Speedy Keene (A&B) Produced by: Pete Townshend Chart info: #37p in September 1969 Mix: Mono (Default for U.S. This B side is another track from the group's (only) LP, "Hollywood Dream". Originally released on Track 60132 in 1975 (the second issue after the track's original release in 1969), this single had a different B side than the hit version from 1969. Something in the Air/ Hollywood #1 by Thunderclap Newman Rummage through hundreds of original-issue 45's for $6.00 or less!
#THUNDERCLAP NEWMAN SOMETHING IN THE AIR ORIGINAL PLUS#
"Something in the Air" has appeared on the soundtracks of the films The Magic Christian (1969), Almost Famous (2000), The Girl Next Door (2004), and The Strawberry Statement (1970) plus many TV advertisements including Vodaphone and British Airways.A tree for site navigation will open here if you enable JavaScript in your browser. Eventually a line-up, augmented by Jim Pitman-Avory on bass and McCulloch's elder brother Jack on drums was formed. The scale of the song's success surprised everyone, and there were no plans to promote Thunderclap Newman with live performances. 1 after just three weeks (hitting the top the week of the moon landing) holding off Elvis Presley in the process. Originally titled "Revolution", but later renamed because the Beatles released a single of that name, "Something in the Air" captured post-flower power rebellion, marrying McCulloch's sweeping acoustic and glowing electric guitars, Keen's powerful drumming and yearning falsetto, and Newman's felicitous piano solo. Townshend produced the single “Something In The Air”, arranged its strings, played its bass under the pseudonym Bijou Drains, recorded it at his house and hired for it eccentric GPO engineer and jazz pianist Andy 'Thunderclap' Newman and 15-year-old Glaswegian guitarist Jimmy McCulloch. In 1969, Pete Townshend of The Who, helped create the band to play songs written by former Who roadie, drummer/singer John 'Speedy' Keen. : Jim Pitman-Avory, Andy Newman (in policeman's uniform), Jack McCulloch, Jimmy McCulloch, John "Speedy" Keen. The augmented line-up following the No 1 success of 'Something in the Air'. I was friends for a while with Speedy Keen back in the 1970s when he was hanging out at Dierdrie Redgrave's place in Earl's Court. 'Something in the Air' was always one of my favourite tracks of all time and is still an uplifting song. Sadly both Speedy and Jimmy have passed on - Speedy in 2002 aged 56: Jimmy in 1979, aged just 26. The original band was Andy, John "Speedy" Keen and Jimmy McCulloch.
As I understand, they'll be playing the first album in full. The five-piece band includes Andy Newman (the original), Mark Brzezicki (former Big Country) and Josh Townsend (Pete's nephew) + Nick Johnson and Tony Stubbings. I'm excited! On Friday February 19th, I'm promoting a gig at the Con Club in Lewes featuring Thunderclap Newman, a new version of which are on the road - and our gig is the first of the tour. Back cover adverts from the legendary music mag Zigzag.
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