56 years ago today, the Melody Maker (10 October 1970) reviewed Thunderclap Newman's "Hollywood Dream" and Stone the Crows' "Ode to John Law".
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56 years ago today, the Melody Maker (10 October 1970) reviewed Thunderclap Newman's "Hollywood Dream" and Stone the Crows' "Ode to John Law".
#ThunderclapNewman #StonetheCrows @robertrotifer.bsky.social
47 years ago today, the New Musical Express (6 October 1979) paid tribute to the late Jimmy McCulloch (Thunderclap Newman, Wings).
#JimmyMcCulloch #Wings #ThunderclapNewman @robertrotifer.bsky.social
54 years ago today, Chris Welch reviewed the Andy Newman album "Rainbow" - wrongly attributed to Thunderclap Newman - in the Melody Maker (30 September 1972).
#AndyNewman #ThunderclapNewman @robertrotifer.bsky.social
At barely 16 years old, Jimmy McCulloch earned US #OneHitWonder honors in 1969 as the lead guitarist for Thunderclap Newman. Their Speedy Keen-penned “Something In The Air” spent 2 weeks on the US #Billboard #Top40, peaking at #37. #JimmyMcCulloch #ThunderclapNewman #MusicSky
Remembering Scottish guitar phenom Jimmy McCulloch, who was found dead #OTD in 1979. His brilliance was tragically cut short when he was found dead in his flat in London at the age of 26. Huge talent, brief stardom, haunting what-ifs… #JimmyMcCulloch #ThunderclapNewman #Wings #OneHitWondered
🌟 Thunderclap Newman, "Something's in the Air", 1969.
#ThunderclapNewman #1960s #ClassicRock #MusicSky #NowLooping #NowSpinning