Ep. 32 - 1964’s Dance With The Shadows LP w/Iain Purdon

Ron Dante of The Archies shares his thoughts on Cliff Richard’s medley of ‘Tracy/Sugar Sugar” from Cliff’s ’Live in Berlin 1970’ release and talk about his career + Robert Porter returns to review the 1965 album ‘When In Rome’. 

Jim Nugent returns to talk about 1965s, the sound of the shadows LP and the “Don’t Make My Baby Blue” single - plus bonus guest.

Justin and Gurdip of TCBCAST join us this week to review the 1965 LP ‘More Hits By Cliff’ track-by-track. 

Mark Cunningham returns to the show to review track-by-track the You 1965 album ‘Cliff Richard’ and the single “On My Word/Just a Little Bit Too Late”. 

Vic Rust joins us to discuss “The Minute You’re Gone” and other 1965 singles and EP’s from both Cliff Richard and/or The Shadows

Maggie Green, Fred Velez, Ian Kershaw and Paul Westwood discuss all things Aladdin, both the 1964 cast album and the pantomime itself. 

Marty Wilde M.B.E. joins us to talk about his new EP Two Eyes Streaming and his memories of Cliff Richard & The Shadows -PLUS- P.J. Shakespeare reviews the Rhythm & Greens short film and EP plus several 1964 releases by both Cliff and the Shads. 

Erika White of BC The Beatles returns to discuss the Cliff’s Palladium Successes EP and the soundtrack album to the 1964 Cliff Richard musical Wonderful Life.

Iain Purdon of the Shadowmusic site/forum joins us to talk about the single “The Rise and Fall of Flingel Bunt” and the LP Dance With The Shadows. 

Brian 'Licorice' Locking's sister Babs Wilson joins us to talk about her book "Me and My Shadow".