The Gaylords (Ft Dean Ford Marmalade) He’s A Good Face
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Feb 18, 2011 Sold Date
Feb 8, 2011 Start Date
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Description

MEGA RARE 7” SINGLE 45

Official price guide £20+

 

Artist: The Gaylords (Ft Dean Ford)

Title: He’s A Good Face, But He’s Down And Out / You Know It Too

Written: A = Kooper & Levine. B = Roger Cook & Roger Greenaway

label: Columbia DB 7805

Year of recording: 1966

Disc Condition: NEAR MINT

 

OTHER: The b-side “I Know It Too” – Was used as a Coca Cola (Coke) jingle at the time. Turned into “Things Go Better With Coca Cola”  Sample link: http://www.rogercook.com/aud.asp?i=discography/wax/822_96.wax

 

The Gaylords singles

"Twenty Miles" c/w "What's The Matter With Me" Columbia DB7264 April 1964

"Mr Heartbreak's Here Instead" c/w "I Won't" Columbia DB7402 November 1964

"The Name Game" c/w "That Lonely Feeling" Columbia DB7610 June 1965

"He's A Good Face" (But He's Down And Out)" c/w "You Know It Too" Columbia DB7805 December 1965

 

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Marmalade were a successful Scottish pop rock group, from the east end of Glasgow, originally formed in 1961 as "The Gaylords", later "Dean Ford and The Gaylords". In 1966, they changed the group name to 'The Marmalade'. The most successful period for the band, in terms of record success, was between 1968 and 1972. A later version of the band (from 1975 with various further personnel changes) exists to this day, although with the departure of Graham Knight (reported on the band's official website) in September 2010, there are now no original members remaining in the band.[1]

 

Marmalde single releases

1966 "Its All Leading up to Saturday Night"

(Geoff Stephens) - - -

1966 "Can't Stop Now"

(Kelleher/Fitzpatrick/Wood) - - -

1967 "I See The Rain"

(William Campbell/Thomas McAleese) - - -

1967 "Man In A Shop"

(William Campbell/Thomas McAleese) - - -

1968 "Lovin' Things"

(Jet Loring/Artie Schroeck) #6 - -

1968 "Wait For Me Mary-Anne"

(Alan Blaikley/Ken Howard) #30 - -

1968 "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da"

(Lennon/McCartney) #1 - -

1969 "Baby Make It Soon"

(Tony Macaulay) #9 - -

1969 "Butterfly"

(Barry Gibb/Maurice Gibb/Robin Gibb) - - -

1969 "Reflections of My Life"

(William Campbell/Thomas McAleese) #3 #10 -

1970 "Rainbow"

(William Campbell/Thomas McAleese) #3 #51 #7

1971 "My Little One"

(William Campbell/Thomas McAleese) #15 - -

1971 "Cousin Norman"

(Hugh Nicholson) #6 - -

1971 "Back on the Road"

(Hugh Nicholson) #35 - -

1972 "Radancer"

(Hugh Nicholson) #6 - -

1973 "Our House Is Rockin'"

(Thomas McAleese/Michael Japp) - - -

1976 "Falling Apart at The Seams"

(Tony Macaulay) #9 #49 –

 

 


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