Description

Hank Marvin – Would You Believe It... Plus! | Compilation Album CD

!!! condition of this CD is used very good !!!

Product Information

Product Type: CD, Compilation Album
Label: See for Miles Records Ltd
Catalog Number: SEE CD 210
Release Year: 1989
UPC 5014661021033
Country of Origin: France

Overview

"Would You Believe It... Plus!" is a delightful compilation album by the legendary guitarist Hank Marvin, showcasing his unique style and mastery over the guitar. Released in 1989, this album features a collection of tracks that highlight Marvin's influence in the music world, blending various genres and showcasing his talent in both original compositions and arrangements of beloved classics.

Product Features

Format: Compact Disc
Track Count: 20 tracks
Genre: Instrumental, Rock, Pop
Release Year: 1989

Track Listing

Aquarius – Кадия Маспелмот
Born Free – Black Barry
This Guy's In Love With You – David-Bacharach
Tokyo Guitar – Marvin (1960)
Chameleon – Bennett (1969)
Lara's Theme from "Dr. Zhivago" – Liarré (1900)
The Big Country – Morossi (1900)
Love and Occasional Rain – Bennett (1969)
Georgia on My Mind – Carmichael (1988)
The Windmills of Your Mind – Legrand-M & A Bergman
Sacha – Lordan-Greenaway
High Sierra – Marvin
Evening Comes – Marvin
Wahine – Marvin (1988)
Morning Star – Lordian-Greenaway
Sunday for Seven Days – Marvin
Boogatoo – Marvin Hewson
Would You Believe It – Marvin (1976)
Midnight Cowboy – Barry
Goodnight Dick – Marvin (1965)

Tracks 1-10 arranged & conducted by Norrie Paramor, except track 5 produced by Brian Bennett. Tracks 11-20 arranged & conducted by Norrie Paramor, except track 12 produced by Tony Meehan, Richard Hewson, and Peter Vince.

Interesting Facts

Influential Guitarist: Hank Marvin gained fame as the lead guitarist of The Shadows, a band that played a pivotal role in shaping the instrumental rock genre in the 1960s.
Collaborations: Throughout his career, Marvin has collaborated with various artists and has been involved in numerous projects that span a range of musical styles.
Cultural Impact: Songs like "Apache" and "Wonderful Land" have become timeless classics, showcasing Marvin's innovative guitar techniques that inspired countless musicians worldwide.