Shadows - The Final Tour

Shadows - The Final Tour

First gaining recognition in the late '50s and early '60s as the backing band for Cliff Richards, The Shadows broke out in a big way in the early 60's with the influential track "Apache". A string of top 10 hits followed, including "FBI", "Kon Tiki", and "Man of Mystery". Various lineup changes throughout the years defined the band, however in June 2004, Hank Marvin, Bruce Welch, and Brian Bennett came "together again for one last time" to blaze through a set of some of their most recognizable tunes. <P>Tracklisting: <BR>1. Apache <BR>2. Riders In the Sky <BR>3. The Frightened City <BR>4. Theme for Young Lovers <BR>5. Peace Pipe <BR>6. The Savage <BR>7. Let Me Be the One <BR>8. The Stranger <BR>9. Kon-Tiki <BR>10. Going Home (Theme from Local Hero) <BR>11. Dance On <BR>12. Nivram <BR>13. Lady of the Morning <BR>14. My Home Town <BR>15. Guitar Tango <BR>16. Geronimo <BR>17. Sleepwalk <BR>18. 36-24-36 <BR>19. Shazam <BR>20. Don't Cry For Me Argentina <BR>21. Equinoxe V <BR>22. Mountains of the Moon <BR>23. Shadoogie <BR>24. Gonzales <BR>25. Don't Make My Baby Blue <BR>26. The Rise and Fall of Flingel Bunt <BR>27. Atlantis <BR>28. Shindig <BR>29. Man of Mystery <BR>30. Foot Tapper <BR>31. Please Don't Tease <BR>32. In the Country <BR>33. I Could Easily Fall <BR>34. The Day I Met Marie <BR>35. Gee Whiz It's You <BR>36. Summer Holiday <BR>37. Bachelor Boy <BR>38. Little B <BR>39. Theme from the Deer Hunter <BR>40. Wonderful Land <BR>41. FBI <BR>42. Apache