Cliff Richard And The Shadows
Cliff Richard and The Shadows formed in London in 1958, with Cliff Richard (born Harry Webb) fronting the group. They scored their first hit that same year...
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Cliff Richard and The Shadows formed in London in 1958, with Cliff Richard (born Harry Webb) fronting the group. They scored their first hit that same year with "Move It," which helped establish them in the British rock scene. The band's lineup included Norman "Hurricane" Smith on lead guitar, Bruce Welch on rhythm guitar, Jet Harris on bass, and Tony Meehan on drums.
Their sound was built around Richard's vocals and The Shadows' guitar work, particularly Smith's distinctive lead playing. They had a string of chart successes with songs like "Living Doll," "The Young Ones," and "Summer Holiday." From their top songs list, tracks like "Don't Talk To Him" and "Constantly" show their pop sensibility.
The group continued recording and touring through the early 1960s, with The Shadows' instrumental arrangements becoming a recognizable part of their sound.
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