Bats
Die Bats[1] is ’n Suid-Afrikaanse popgroep wat in 1964 deur Eddie Eckstein, Paul Ditchiield, Pete Clifford en wyle Barry Jarman begin is.[2] In 1966 haal hulle Radio Londen (BBC) se treffersparade met "Listen to My Heart".[3][4][5] In die 1970’s ontvang hulle ’n Sarie-toekenning vir liedjie van die jaar vir “Who’s That Girl". Die daaropvolgende dekade (1980's) was hulle treffers “Vat Hom Dawie” en “Shabby Little Hut”.
Bats | |
|---|---|
| Oorsprong | Johannesburg (Suid-Afrika) |
| Genres | Pop |
| Jare aktief | 1964 — hede |
| Lede | Eddie Eckstein Paul Ditchiield Pete Clifford Derek Gordon |
| Gewese lede | Barry Jarman |
Die groep het in 2000, ná ’n blaaskans van byna 20 jaar, weer saam begin optree met Derek Gordon as die vierde lid.
Diskografie
wysig- All I Got (1964)
- A Shabby Little Hut (1965)
- That's How I Feel (1966)
- Weltevrede (1968)
- Turn You On (1969)
- Impi as Impi (1971)
- I Love My Wife (1976)
- The Return Of Fatman And Bobin (1977)
- Greatest Hits (1977)
- The Best Of The Bats (1996)
- Not Out (1999)
- The Heart And Soul Of The Bats (2001)
Sien ook
wysigVerwysings
wysig- ↑ Soms "The Bats", hoewel hulle meestal die benaming "Bats" op hulle albums gebruik.
- ↑ HAT Taal-en-feitegids, Pearson, Desember 2013, ISBN 978-1-77578-243-8
- ↑ Billboard – 17 Dec 1966 – Page 55 "Decca is also releasing a single, "Listen to My Heart," by a South African group, the Bats."
- ↑ History of contemporary music of South Africa Garth Chilvers, Tom Jasiukowicz – 1994- Part1 p7 " in 1968 Before The Bats formed, Eddie Eckstein played in Al Willcox's dance band, Paul Ditchfield was with The Vikings, Barry … Their single: Listen to My Heart was a hit on the Radio London charts.
- ↑ Chivers, G; Jasiukowicz, T (1994). History of Contemporary Music of South Africa Part 1. Toga Publishing. p. 7. ISBN 0-620-18121-4.