
The Tornados (credited as The Tornadoes in the United States) were a British instrumental group of the 1960s, who acted as the in-house back-up group for many of Joe Meek's productions. The Tornados enjoyed several chart hits in their own right, including the Number One hit "Telstar" (named after the satellite and composed by Meek) which was famously the first Number One hit by a British group in the U.S. For a time, they were considered serious rivals to The Shadows.
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Telstar
Bustin' Surfboards
Bustin' Surfboards - Single Version
Jungle Fever
Globetrotter
Love and Fury
Telstar - Remastered
Robot
Ridin' the Wind
The Ice Cream Man
Popeye Twist
Dreamin' On a Cloud
Telstar - Original Recording - 1962
Red Roses and a Sky of Blue
Chasing Moonbeams
Life On Venus
Earthy
Hot Pot
Exodus
Telstar (Re-Recorded)
Swinging Beefeater
Aqua Marina
Dragonfly
Locomotion With Me
The Breeze and I
Early Bird
Joystick
Hymn for Teenagers
Monte Carlo
Do You Come Here Often?
Stingray
Stompin' Through the Rye
Bustin' Surfboards (Alternate Take)
Bustin' Surfboards (Single Version)
My Babe
Granada
Indian Brave
Pop Art Goes Mozart
Blackpool Rock
Chattanooga Choo Choo
Ragunboneman
Long Tall Sally
Blue Moon of Kentucky
Costa Monger
7-0-7
Ready Teddy
Too Much In Love to Hear
All The Stars In The Sky
Telstar (Alternate Take)
Night Rider
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