The Shadows Quatermassters Stores (LIVE for Saturday Club August 1960. )

Recorded 02/08/1960 for the Saturday Club, broadcaston 06/08/1960. The Shadows were Hank Marvin, Bruce Welch, Jet Harris and Tony Meehan.
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[@petebest22]

Great drumming from Tony Meehan 😃👍

[@gunners47]

Absolutely fabulous, the greatest guitar group ever...!

[@fardellp]

Unequaled. Their music is timeless.

[@370458]

Great version played for the best group instrumental for ever

[@johncolinwoodland6120]

I've got a recording we made of this and near the end I hit a corker bum note and the drummer collapsed laughing...brilliant

[@papprajoosachanarayana2834]

The Shadows were always great 80 years Hank and Bruce 82 Brian Bennett a remarkable journey

[@papprajoosachanarayana2834]

Great stuff great band if not the very best

[@leojnivram2987]

Incroyable comment jouaient déjà The SHADOWS en 1960 ! Ils étaient et sont toujours au-dessus du lot

[@martinedemoustier908]

🎶🎶🎸🎸🎸superbe autant d années et toujours agréable à réécouter

[@irenilles2323]

❤ Classico brano degli Shadows 😮 Un bel ritmo , con la chitarra 🎸 elettrica di Hank Marvin 💋 Lo adoro 😍

[@irenilles2323]

❤ questo brano, 🎉mi fa ricordare , quando ballavamo il rock&roll Adoro quando si suonano degli Shadows , Fantastici Forever 😊

[@bryanpalmer9660]

Good "live" version of one of my late Mother's favorite (and mine) Shadows recordings Auckland New Zealand 2022

[@ledeodic77]

Incroyable , quand le web a du très bon...

[@jcpjean-claude4446]

excellent live ! quel talent !!!

[@angelesjimenez3632]

Buenísimos los Shadows !!!

[@rhodsullivan7773]

They were teenagers when they recorded this.

[@adrinathegreat3095]

This would have been to promote their latest and hopefully a first hit, as this was going to be the A side and the B side was apache. But we all know what happened

[@armandohigueras]

La mejor cara B en realidad la siguiente de Apache. Qué gran rock

[@brucegibbins3792]

The Shadows have had a liking for whimsy that's lead to some messing about with the titles of tunes they've recorded. Quartermaster Stores of Boy Scouts "Gang Show" fame and the British military also - I believe, was supposed to have the title of Quatermaster Stores from the British TV series The Quatermass Experiment . This was a British science fiction serial broadcast by BBC Television during the summer of 1953. Set in the near future against the background of a British space programme, it tells the story of the first crewed flight into space, supervised by Professor Bernard Quatermass of the British Experimental Rocket Group. Still though the best studio recording to exemplify British Rock n Roll instrumental music of the time. Cliff Richard's Move It was similarly seminal in the same way, strongly influencing later developments in popular music.

[@SeowCheeChye-re7fk]

Before Beatles there's shadows first 🥇

[@johnfox570]

Great band in the they when we where English not like the shit we have here now days

[@gravilkalagan4217]

the sound is very string better the disk

[@tonydavis6482]

where is the rest of the show

[@davidprice9689]

It's astonishing that this was originally intended to be the A side and 'Apache' as the B side; thankfully someone saw sense. It was the worst thing they recorded until the 'Licorice' Locking era.