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Music. Carr's first group was The Southerners. In 1971, the group Middle of the Road was formed, and Carr had success with songs such as "Soley Soley" and "Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep". Following the death of her mother Cecilia, Carr found it difficult to sing the lines "Where's your Mama gone?" and "Woke up this morning and my Mama was gone ...
The Very Best of Middle of the Road: Released: June 1989; Label: Dino Music — 56 Middle of the Road: Released: July 1989; Label: Ariola Express — — 1997 Greatest Hits: Released: 1997; Label: Pegasus — — 1999 Millennium Collection: Released: 1999; Label: Millennium — — 2002 The Best of Middle of the Road: Released: May 2002; Label ...
1973 - Music Music (Ariola, 87 260) 1974 - Postcard (Ariola, 88 487) 1974 - Middle Of The Road (Ariola, 88 897) 1980 - Black gold ; 45 giri. Ottobre 1970 - Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep/Rainin' 'n painin (RCA Italiana, PM 3547) Marzo 1971 - Tweedle dee tweedle dum/Give it time (RCA Italiana, PM 3580)
Middle Of The Road. More images. Profile: Scottish pop band formed in Glasgow (UK) on 1st April, 1970. Popular in the early 70s were originally named Part Four, 1967; then the name was changed to Los Caracas (2). In the wake of so-called British Invasion seeking in Italy they are discovered by Mario & Giosy Capuano and produced by Giacomo Tosti ...
Middle of the road may refer to: A synonym for political centrism; A synonym for moderation or via media ("the middle road") Music. Middle of the road (music), music style and radio format often abbreviated "MOR" Middle of the Road (band), 1970s Scottish pop band "Middle of the Road" (song), 1983 song by The Pretenders
History. Ken was managing and playing drums in a fairly successful university group known as The Talismen Beat Unit. When Ken departed from Glasgow University, he took time off playing to establish his “day job” as a film cameraman/sound recordist in a small Glasgow film and recording company. Brothers, Ian and Eric McCredie, had been ...
History Part 3. After 3 highly successful years with RCA and Catoca the band were approached by a German record label, Ariola Eurodisc. They were a well established European label catering for the German speaking market. They, like RCA Italiana in 1970, were keen to capitalise on the lucrative English language music scene.
