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G'day All,
Can anyone tell me if The Shadows covered The Spotnicks, Johnny Guitar?
If so where do I get a version of it. I am thinking that they did not.
Cheers

buckshot wrote:Can anyone tell me if The Shadows covered The Spotnicks, Johnny Guitar?

They certainly didn't record it, may be they played it live sometime ?

Didier

The Shadows did not record the splendid "Johnny Guitar", nor did they ever play it live. There was one famous occasion when they 'jammed' with the Spotnicks at a private party in the early 1960s - who knows what they played then!

Bests...Rob

Hava Nagila, I wonder??

Bill

Thanks for that fellas. I didn't think they did. It's a shame. It would have been a great number for them to do.
Cheers

[quote="Arpeggio"]The Shadows did not record the splendid "Johnny Guitar", nor did they ever play it live. There was one famous occasion when they 'jammed' with the Spotnicks at a private party in the early 1960s - who knows what they played then!

Lines from my collection

10. July 1965 Saturday
(Day 2471 in The Shadows history since 5.10.1958 / Week 353) The Shadows: Hank Marvin, Bruce Welch, John Rostill, Brian Bennett

The Shadows with Cliff Richard on six-town-tour in Copenhagen, Scandinavia

Shadows/Spotnicks in Bo Winbergs apartment in Gothenburg. The Spotnicks and The Shadows meet for a very famous jam session
A single is released under the pseudonym Bo Winberg x 4 + 2, containing Watermelon Man and Sekvens 007
hmr

Would be interesting to get this single, isn't? Any clue?