Gidea Park

Gidea Park
Chartplatzierungen Erklärung der Daten
Singles
Beach Boy Gold
  UK 11 04.07.1981 (13 Wo.) [1]
Seasons of Gold
  UK 28 12.09.1981 (6 Wo.) [1]

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Gidea Park ist die britische Pop- und Rockband um den Sänger, Multiinstrumentalisten und Songautor Adrian Baker. Der größte Hit war 1981 das Medley Beach Boy Gold.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Bandgeschichte

Adrian Baker war Ende der 1960er Jahre Mitglied der 'Pebbles' aus Essex, die sich später erst in 'Playground' und dann in 'Gidea Park' umbenannten. Mit ihrem Sound, der den Beach Boys nachempfunden wurde, gelang den Briten 1981 zweimal der Einstieg in die UK-Charts. Beach Boy Gold erreichte Platz 11, Seasons of Gold wenig später Platz 28. Bis heute ist die Band aktiv und spielt Tourneen.

Mitglieder

  • Adrian Baker – Gesang, Gitarre
  • Roger Whatling – Gesang, Bass
  • Alec Duncan – Gesang, Schlagzeug
  • Roger Nicholas – Gesang, Gitarre
  • Martin Lawford (pensioniert 1994) – Gesang, Rhythmusgitarre
  • Dave Walker (verstorben 1988) – Keyboards, Schlagzeug
  • Ian Baker – Keyboards, Gesang

Diskografie

Alben

  • 1996: Endless Summer Days
  • 2007: Beach Party

Singles

  • 1978: Beach Boy Gold
  • 1979: The Boogie Romance
  • 1981: Seasons of Gold / Lolita
  • 1981: El Chico de la Playa - Beach Boy Gold
  • 1982: Bach Boy Gold Part 11
  •  ????: Lightning Strikes / Baby Come Back (Gidea Park feat. Adrian Baker)

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

  1. ↑ a b c Gidea Park in den UK-Charts

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