Joe Meek and Radio Wollaton - what a winning combination for one of my all-time favourites. Always loved the prominence of the clavioline synthesiser from 1:14. Thanks yet again Pat.
Chas Hodges from The Outlaws on Bass guitar, Geoff Goddard played the clavioline. The Tornados recorded the first half of this. They had to break in recording to fulfil a Live gig, this is why Chas, Geoff Goddard & others were brought in to record the rest of it, despite this, the Tornados have always been credited, Geoff Goddard provided the vocals on this as well as on Jungle Fever on the B Side.
One of the greatest songs ever from a time we can only dream to have back.
Joe Meek and Radio Wollaton - what a winning combination for one of my all-time favourites. Always loved the prominence of the clavioline synthesiser from 1:14. Thanks yet again Pat.
Thanks David. This is possibly my all time favourite !
A favourite of mine since 62, fantastic version, thanks yet again!
Love the reverb, Meek would be proud!
Joe Meeks 1962 the year i was born a genius
Best song ever
It's one of my all time favourites !
@@radiowollaton8521 my all time fav... I used to live about 200 yards away from where this was recorded in Holloway Road ..London
A wonderful track
Sounds much better in Stereo 😎 👍
How on earth did you accomplish this?
It sounds fantastic!
Wow Pat! You're on a roll with the instrumentals! Excellent remix.
This also went to #1 here in the States
One of only two British recordings to hit #1 in the US before the Beatles (the other was "Stranger on the Shore" by Mr. Acker Bilk)
If I’m not mistaken, this went to #1 in America, too
Correct !
Very well done
Thank you
@@radiowollaton8521 Very Welcome
Terrific sound compared to other channels as always! I will be on the lookout for more instrumentals or orchestral tracks, pre-Beatles!
I have several more instrumentals almost ready for uploading. Coming soon !
@@radiowollaton8521 Thanks! I will look forward to these.
The B side could also do with this treatment - Jungle Fever!
What a great sound .Never Better Thanks
Thanks James
Patrick is doing it again, one of the best instrumentals ever recorded in wide stereo
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Eerie cool 😎
Great! You're in an instrumental mood :-)
Yes !
C'est sublime
Love It BIG TIME !
Thanks Johnny !
Thank you 👌
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Joe Meek Sensation with Heinz on Bass
Chas Hodges from The Outlaws on Bass guitar, Geoff Goddard played the clavioline. The Tornados recorded the first half of this. They had to break in recording to fulfil a Live gig, this is why Chas, Geoff Goddard & others were brought in to record the rest of it, despite this, the Tornados have always been credited, Geoff Goddard provided the vocals on this as well as on Jungle Fever on the B Side.
No !
0:13
This song is an instrumental
Ein echter Schnellerer, aua aua