The Dave Clark Five - Glad All Over

The Dave Clark Five - Glad All OverDAVE CLARK FIVE GLAD ALL FIVE The debut studio album from British quintet The Dave Clark Five was originally released in March 1964. It includes the hit singles 'Bits and Pieces', 'Do You Love Me' and the title track 'Glad All Over', the single which at the time supplanted the Beatles 'I Want to Hold Your Hand' from the top of the UK Singles Chart. DC5 were one of first UK acts to achieve success in the US as part for the 'British Invasion', as well

Me Too" and the Slim Thug assisted "Wamp Wamp" to the oddly haunting "Keys Open Doors" to "Momma I'm Sorry"

classic rock and 60's pop

visually descriptive and emotionally riveting writing style

Ladder To The Sky is as unwavering as ever

Includes the killer 'João Sem Braço' featuring Hermeto's howling flute and Airto's overwhelming percussion work

Clocking in almost four decades

The dual vocal projection of Mike Yeager and Heidi Moore continues to serve as a defining staple

Burton Lee (pedal steel) and background vocals from Kelly Micwee and Alice Spencer

A fairy tale in a concrete background

an album that sounds both varied and cohesive

I hope something in this music can be of use to you

and recording new ideas