January 2010
They’re sending Johnny Gurkha home by Richard Greenfield
Video by Bertie Bert. Music By Richard Greenfield. Great White records. www.greatwhiterecords.com Great White Records is an independent record label which serves to promote patriotic-nationalist music and act as a record label for patriotic-nationalist artists in the UK. www.greatwhiterecords.com
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Cliff Richard Lucky Lips
group. They would become contractually separate from Richard, and the group received no royalties for records backing Richard. In 1959, The Shadows (then still the Drifters) landed an EMI recording contract of their own, for independent recordings. That year, they released three singles, two of which featured double-sided vocals and one of which had instrumental [...]
Cliff Richard I Could Easily Fall
group. They would become contractually separate from Richard, and the group received no royalties for records backing Richard. In 1959, The Shadows (then still the Drifters) landed an EMI recording contract of their own, for independent recordings. That year, they released three singles, two of which featured double-sided vocals and one of which had instrumental [...]
Cliff Richard Dreaming
group. They would become contractually separate from Richard, and the group received no royalties for records backing Richard. In 1959, The Shadows (then still the Drifters) landed an EMI recording contract of their own, for independent recordings. That year, they released three singles, two of which featured double-sided vocals and one of which had instrumental [...]
Cliff Richard Do you Wanna Dance
group. They would become contractually separate from Richard, and the group received no royalties for records backing Richard. In 1959, The Shadows (then still the Drifters) landed an EMI recording contract of their own, for independent recordings. That year, they released three singles, two of which featured double-sided vocals and one of which had instrumental [...]
Cliff Richard It’s All in the Game
group. They would become contractually separate from Richard, and the group received no royalties for records backing Richard. In 1959, The Shadows (then still the Drifters) landed an EMI recording contract of their own, for independent recordings. That year, they released three singles, two of which featured double-sided vocals and one of which had instrumental [...]