Their final showing on the chart was in 1971 when the excellent "Desdemona" stalled at #94. The group tried to mount a comeback in the late 70s and early 80s with some solid albums, but poor promotion by the record label doomed the noble effort.
Tuesday, November 12, 2019
"Desdemona" by The Searchers
Hailing from Liverpool, The Searchers racked up a number of hits in the US in the 60s, most notably "Love Potion Number Nine," which spent two weeks at #3 in 1964. Their first chart appearance was earlier that year when "Needles And Pins" reached #13. Many will also remember "Don't Throw Your Love Away," which hit #16, also in 1964.
Their final showing on the chart was in 1971 when the excellent "Desdemona" stalled at #94. The group tried to mount a comeback in the late 70s and early 80s with some solid albums, but poor promotion by the record label doomed the noble effort.
Their final showing on the chart was in 1971 when the excellent "Desdemona" stalled at #94. The group tried to mount a comeback in the late 70s and early 80s with some solid albums, but poor promotion by the record label doomed the noble effort.
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