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Tornados
Telstar
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock

Track Listings (19) - Disc #1
1. Telstar - The Tornados, Meek, Joe
2. Love and Fury - The Tornados, Meek, Joe
3. Jungle Fever - The Tornados, Goddard
4. Globetrotter - The Tornados, Meek, Joe
5. The Ice Cream Man - The Tornados, Meek, Joe
6. Hot Pot - The Tornados, Meek, Joe
7. Exodus - The Tornados, Gold, Ernest
8. Early Bird - The Tornados, Meek, Joe
9. Stompin' Through the Rye - The Tornados, Tornados [1]
10. Aqua Marina - The Tornados, Gray
11. Pop Art Goes Mozart - The Tornados, Mozart
12. Too Much in Love to Hear - The Tornados, Gale
13. Do You Come Here Often - The Tornados, Tornados [1]
14. Red Roses and Sky of Blue - The Tornados, Meek
15. Earthly - The Tornados, Caddy
16. Swinging Beefeater - The Tornados, Meek, Joe
17. My Baby - The Tornados, Dixon
18. Long Tall Sally - The Tornados, Johnson
19. Indian Brave - The Tornados, Meek

Best of collection headed by the Joe Meek penned and produced "Telstar", a worldwide chart topper from 1962.

CD Details

All Artists: Tornados
Title: Telstar
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Castle Pulse
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 2/6/2006
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock
Style: British Invasion
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

Synopsis

Album Description

Best of collection headed by the Joe Meek penned and produced "Telstar", a worldwide chart topper from 1962.

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CD Reviews

Good for title song only

Jerome Bush | Louisiana | 09/22/2009

(2 out of 5 stars)

"I'm an old guy, but the very first record I ever got was a Christmas present from my sister called Telstar by the Tornadoes. Still have it and still love it. So, when I saw this CD, I thought, "Wow! I can listen to it without 40 years of static!" I'm very disappointed in the pressing, very trebly and sloppily mastered, or maybe that's the way it originally sounded, and I have only a nostagia-attached feeling toward it. Surely, there's a better pressing somewhere. This one stinks."