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The Tornados Channel. There are numerous uploaders of Tornado tracks on YouTube. By and large I feature tracks not covered by other uploaders. The Tornados began as a nameless group of session musicians brought together by independent record producer Joe Meek, to work at his north London recording studio. This was in late 1961 and they were originally comprised of Clem Cattini (Drums) George Bellamy (Rhythm Guitar) Alan Caddy (Lead Guitar) and Heinz (Bass Guitar). Norman Hale was added later as their original keyboard player but was soon replaced by Roger LaVern. In February 1962 they won a contract to back Billy Fury who had parted company with the "Blue Flames". Their first single was released in April '62, dedicated to Billy and titled "Love & Fury". Then came "Telstar" which brought them world-wide fame as they blew the top off charts around the globe. They reached No.1 in over 57 countries and became the first British band to top the American charts. "Telstar" remained No.1 in the UK for 5 weeks and remained in the top 50 for 25 weeks. In the UK "Globetrotter", "Robot", "Ice Cream Man" and "Dragonfly" brought them four more hit singles. As well they had four major successes in the now defunct EP charts. One track from their EPs, "Ridin' the wind", was the US follow up single to "Telstar". For more than a year from September '62 to October '63 they had at least one chart entry at any given time and sometimes three. They also appeared in two films, "Farewell Performance" in which they performed "Ice Cream Man" and "Just for Fun" in which they performed "All the stars in the sky". The band released one album "Away from it all" in August 1963. Numerous personnel changes then occurred for a variety of reasons. Also the Mersey Sound became dominant in the music scene and saw the "Tornados", along with many other early 60's bands, swept out of the charts. They continued recording and performing, with an increasing number of personnel changes, until February 1968. They achieved two more minor hits in the "Melody Maker" charts with "Exodus" (1964) and "Early Bird" (1965) and also appeared in the '64 film "UK swings again" currently available on DVD. Clem Cattini was the last of the original line-up to leave the band. Upon his departure in February 1965 he, along with George Bellamy, Roger LaVern and Alan Caddy, issued a single titled "Spacewalk / Goodbye Joe". They were prevented from using the name "Original Tornados" by copyright laws and so use

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