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Ray Columbus - Jangles, Spangles And Banners (1972)
BAND/ARTIST: Ray Columbus
- Title: Jangles, Spangles And Banners
- Year Of Release: 1972
- Label: Universal Music New Zealand Limited
- Genre: Mod, Beat, Pop Rock
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 41:55
- Total Size: 104/258 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Jangles Spangles And Banners
02. Tell Me Do You
03. Come-A-Back-A-Rocker Tracker
04. When The Sun Shines Through The Rain
05. I'm Good For You
06. Where Is The 'Y' In Love
07. C & W Rock
08. Missing You
09. Girl In Oamaru
10. Something Inside Is Melting
11. Computer Dater (Bonus Track)
12. Singing The Blues (Bonus Track)
13. Summertime Blues (Bonus Track)
01. Jangles Spangles And Banners
02. Tell Me Do You
03. Come-A-Back-A-Rocker Tracker
04. When The Sun Shines Through The Rain
05. I'm Good For You
06. Where Is The 'Y' In Love
07. C & W Rock
08. Missing You
09. Girl In Oamaru
10. Something Inside Is Melting
11. Computer Dater (Bonus Track)
12. Singing The Blues (Bonus Track)
13. Summertime Blues (Bonus Track)
Ray Columbus, OBE (born 4 November 1942, Christchurch, New Zealand – died 29 November 2016, Auckland, New Zealand) was a New Zealand singer, songwriter, television host, music manager and entertainer, with a career spanning six decades. He was the lead singer of Ray Columbus & The Invaders, known for their hit single "She's A Mod" released in 1964.
After the Invaders, he launched a solo career in NZ and, for 18 months, in the US. From 1968 onwards he was heavily involved in artist management, working for Phil Warren until 1972, then on his own. He discovered the NZ band Zed (2) in the late 1990s, featuring the son of one of his 60's clients, Suzanne Lynch. For many years, he was also the writers' representative on the board of the Australasian Performing Rights Association (APRA).
After the Invaders, he launched a solo career in NZ and, for 18 months, in the US. From 1968 onwards he was heavily involved in artist management, working for Phil Warren until 1972, then on his own. He discovered the NZ band Zed (2) in the late 1990s, featuring the son of one of his 60's clients, Suzanne Lynch. For many years, he was also the writers' representative on the board of the Australasian Performing Rights Association (APRA).
Pop | Oldies | Rock | FLAC / APE
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