When did you first see The Shadows?

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Re: When did you first see The Shadows?

Postby StuartD » 18 Nov 2014, 14:21

Moderne wrote:
Stan666 wrote:An split in the middle of a session? No complaints about it, in newspapers at least?

I don't think they split in the middle of the booking. It had been announced a while before that the Cliff and the Shadows 1968 Palladium show would be the last as The Shadows were splitting at the end of the season. It had already been arranged that Chris Barber's Jazz Band would do the earlier part of the booking. Of course, they did several more Palladium appearances together in later years - but never with the Hank, Bruce, Brian and John line-up. Stuart D or Jim N probably know more.



It had been announced that Bruce was leaving and the Palladium season was his last gig with that line up. They did their own set and Cliff did his but on the last day - I was there, December 14th 1968- Cliff came on and they did Bachelor Boy and Bruce was presented with a clock that told the time for different parts of the world. It was whilst I was backstage between shows- they did three on the Saturday - that Hank said they were recording Slaughter on 10th Avenue and talked about Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

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Re: When did you first see The Shadows?

Postby Stan666 » 19 Nov 2014, 14:01

Thanks Clive and Stuart,

I thought the split comes from a quarrel between Bruce and Cliff, for instance. Or that it was an attempt to became a real rock group instead of entertainers as Cliff. I was wrong.

I saw them on Barcelona, my hometown.
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