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In 1961, the Temperance Seven achieved a UK number-one single with "You're Driving Me Crazy", arranged by Frank Skinner and produced by George Martin. [2] It was followed by "Pasadena", which reached number 4 in the UK Singles Chart. [4]
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28 de dic. de 2020 · Specializing in 1920s-30s style music, the British band rode this 1930 song hit to the top during England’s resurgent early-1960s trad-jazz era. UK Chart Peak: 1 You’re Driving Me Crazy ...
English traditional jazz band, formed in 1956 to play dance music of the 1920s, disbanded in 1968, but in the early 1970s some of the players formed The New Temperence Seven. The name was later used for various bands by Bobby Mickleburgh .
16 de oct. de 2009 · Written by Edgar Leslie, Grant Clarke & Harry Warren. Charted at #4 on UK Singles chart in August 1961. This was the follow-up to "You're Driving Me Crazy" which was a #1 hit. The full title for...
The Temperance Seven was a subtle play on words – the number seven being "one under the eight". That there were nine members or "one over the eight" implied intemperance. In 1960 they...
LP, Album, Stereo. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1961 Vinyl release of "1961" on Discogs.
