The Tremeloes

It is easy to buy their material on album still and they quite often play concerts and are part of the pop revival shows that tour the UK. Marc Moreland died on March 13, 2002. Their Me And My Life was a hit in 1974 but they had caused themselves problems by a quote that insulted some of their buying public and had no hits after that. Nanini died on December 4, 2000. They include: Cat Stevens's Here Comes My Baby, Suddenly You Love Me, Hello World and My Little Lady. This lineup created the holiday classic "Shouldn't Have Given Him a Gun for Christmas.". These songs were popular with younger music fans and parents rather than rock music fans. Bassist Bruce Moreland left, and the remaining four members then recorded their best-known album, Call of the West, which includes "Mexican Radio." Singer Ridgway then also left and was replaced by Andy Prieboy, and drummer Nanini by Ned Leukhardt.

A couple of years after Brian Poole left the group they came into their own with regular hits and appearances on BBC's Top Of The Pops TV show. After a self-titled EP that included a cover version of Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire," the band released Dark Continent, an album concerned largely with workplace issues, as being experienced for the first time by the young male. It is well known that they had been given a record contract by Decca Records while The Beatles had been rejected as unsuitable by the label's executives. Gray (keyboards), and Joe Nanini (percussion). They had formed in 1958, and first had hits as Brian Poole And The Tremeloes; (Do You Love Me?, I Can Dance, (1963), etc.). The band originally consisted of Stan Ridgway (vocals), Marc Moreland (guitar), Bruce Moreland (bass), Chas T. The Tremeloes were a British pop group from Dagenham, Essex. Wall of Voodoo was a New Wave group from Los Angeles best known for the 1982 hit "Mexican Radio.".