The Very Best of the Searchers - DUALDISC
Released: Feb 22, 2005
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Released: Feb 22, 2005
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Featuring a wide selection of the Searchers' more well-known moments, this collection will be of most interest to those new to the driving quasi-surf sounds of this band from Liverpool, England....
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BBC Sessions
Released: Jun 29, 2004
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Released: Jun 29, 2004
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Though this double-CD collection presents 30 songs recorded by the Searchers for BBC sessions, it actually spans a relatively small portion of their career, from January 1965 to March 1967 (with...
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The Definitive Pye Collection
Released: Mar 15, 2004
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Released: Mar 15, 2004
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It used to be, with reissues of the Searchers' classic Pye Records sides, that the challenge was getting them to sound good. Since 20-bit and 24-bit remastering have become the norm, however, the...
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40th Anniversary Collection
Released: Apr 22, 2003
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Released: Apr 22, 2003
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This reviewer is usually loathe to give compilation albums the highest rating, as they have an unfair advantage over original albums; and it's not as though there aren't already good multi-CD sets...
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Meet the Searchers - JAPAN BONUS TRACKS
Released: Mar 4, 2003
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Released: Mar 4, 2003
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The Searchers' debut album was one of the better early-Merseybeat long-players, appearing in the middle of 1963. It was a pleasant enough release, but nowhere near as substantial as the singles the...
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Sounds Like Searchers - JAPAN BONUS TRACKS
Released: Mar 4, 2003
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Released: Mar 4, 2003
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The Searchers' fourth album, released late in 1964, opens with one of their strongest tracks, "Everybody Come And Clap Your Hands" -- a Barry/Greenwich number with some soul and gospel elements --...
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Sugar & Spice - JAPAN BONUS TRACKS
Released: Mar 4, 2003
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Released: Mar 4, 2003
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The original Sugar & Spice was a pleasant, if not too ambitious artifact from the early days of the Merseybeat explosion, appearing in late 1963 at the same time that the Beatles were writing a new...
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