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Birthday (The Peddlers Album). Birthday is the third studio LP album by The Peddlers, originally released in 1969

Birthday (The Peddlers Album). Birthday is the third studio LP album by The Peddlers, originally released in 1969. It was their final recording for the label before the group returned to Philips. Roy Phillips – acoustic guitar, organ, piano, vocals. Trevor Morais – percussion. Tab Martin – electric bass. Mike Claydon – engineer. Cyril Smith – producer. Ted Sharp – engineer. Andy Johns – engineer. Terence Donovan – cover artwork.

The Peddlers were a British jazz/soul trio of the 1960s and 1970s. 2 After the Peddlers. 3 In popular culture. 4 Discography On Philips they released Three for All in 1970 including "Tell the World Were Not In", "Working Again", "My Funny Valentine" and "Love for Sale".

On this page you can listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. Release title: Peddlers, The - Birth. Photo of Peddlers, The - Birth. More albums of Peddlers, The: Suite London. This album was released on the label CBS (catalog number 4449). This album was released in 1969 year. Download mp3. Length of track. Find music audio mp3 or zip. mp3 or zip.

The Peddlers - Birth. Artist: The Peddlers. Album: How Cool Is Cool. Download The Peddlers - Birth. How Cool Is Cool: Best 2 songs. The Peddlers - Where Have All The Flowers Gone 04:11. The Peddlers - Little Red Rooster 03:16. The Peddlers: best 2 tracks. The Peddlers - Song For The Blues The Fantastic Peddlers, 2011 03:03. The Peddlers - Where Have All The Flowers Gone How Cool Is Cool, 2002 04:11.

The Peddlers reputation as a live attraction spread and after becoming the first Brits to play the Flamingo in Las Vegas, a deal with CBS was signed. The first album for CBS "Freewheelers" contained eleven cover versions of mainly standards with one original song. The follow up "Three In A Cell" followed suit, although this time Phillips provided four of the eleven tracks. The group also continued to release regular singles several of which were minor hits. After Morais quit the group and with new drummer Paul Johnston in tow, The Peddlers released their final album "Live In London". The mid 1970s however was a different place and the group called it a day soon after "Live In London" was released. The Peddlers were an underrated group who had in Phillips an excellent musician, vocalist and writer, and in Martin and Morais a rhythm section second to none.

Just better On Philips they released Three for All in 1970 including "Tell the World Were Not In", "Working Again", "My Funny Valentine" and "Love for Sale".