The Zephyrs - I Can Tell
Review by Cadrena
The latest album from Zephyrs, I Can Tell, has been receiving rave reviews from music lovers across the globe. The band's unique blend of indie rock, folk, and country influences has resulted in a collection of songs that are both heartfelt and catchy.
The album's opener, "Lost in the Right Direction," sets the tone with its upbeat rhythm and infectious melody. The track is followed by the hauntingly beautiful "The Lonely Road," which showcases the band's talent for storytelling through music.
Other standout tracks on the album include "Love Like a River," a tender ballad that showcases the band's ability to convey emotion through their music, and "I Can Tell," a foot-tapping country rock number that is sure to get audiences dancing.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| I Can Tell | ||
| Sweet Little Baby |
Video
Zephyrs - I Can Tell
Images
Catalog Numbers
DB 7199Labels
- Columbia
- Emidisc
Listen online
- lyssna på nätet
- online anhören
- ascolta in linea
- écouter en ligne
- online luisteren
- ouvir online
- escuchar en línea
- kuunnella verkossa
- lytte på nettet
Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
- Promo
- Acetate
- Single Sided
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Bass | Barrie Miller |
| Vocals | Barrie Miller |
| Drums | Dennis Coleman |
| Guitar | Alan Coverdale |
Notes
- A Filmusic Production.
- Recording first published 1963
- Made in Great Britain.
- A Filmusic Production
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Groove A): 7XCA 27156 - IN
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Groove B): 7XCA 27157 - IN
- Matrix / Runout (Label caption side A): 7XCA 27156
- Matrix / Runout (Label caption side B): 7XCA 27157
About The Zephyrs
This band formed in London in 1961 as Johnny Saville and the Clee-Shays, then became The Zephyrs in 1963. They are not related to the group from Stockton-on-Tees (that band later changed its name to The Zephrons). Jerry Donahue later played with Fairport Convention and the reformed Yardbirds, while Peter Gage played with The Ram Jam Band and Vinegar Joe.
Members of The Zephyrs:
(drums & vocals, 1961-66)
(vocals, 1961-63)
Jerry Donahue (guitar, 1961-63)
(guitar, 1961-64)
(bass, 1962-66)
(guitar & vocals, 1963-65)
Geoff Pullum (keyboards, 1964-65)
Mike Lease (keyboards, 1965-66)
John Peeby (guitar, 1965-66)
Name Vars
- Zephyrs
Members
- Pete Gage
- Mike Lease
- Geoffrey K. Pullum
- Geoff Husson
- John Hinde
- Johnny Saville
Summary by Cadrena
Comments
none of these photos are the Zephyrs.
Once you hear Johnny Kidds version ..... Nothing else compares ! :o
this rips! another great brit garage track!
Hi John / Chippy - would like to get in contact with you about the Zephyrs and also some work you did in the 60's with Rick Minas in Chalk Farm, London. Please could you email me: [email protected] Thanks, Matt Courtman
I Like This Version Of I Can Tell Better Than The Version By Johnny Kidd And The Pirates. ????
Is this the single that had Sweet Little Baby on the b-side?
The Zephyrs pictured dtd NOT !!! record this the pic is of The Zephyrs from Teeside in England my band
Just discovered this band from the excellent 'Sound Of A City' mini documentary. Would love to see more clips if any are out there. The Ready Steady Go! performance, included in SOAC, is spectacular!
You did a great job.
You have the wrong photos and the wrong info - The Zephyrs who recorded this were London based - I am the singer/drummer on this record - John 'Chippy' Carpenter - please update with correct info - thanks
Haha..jimmy page also isnt playing on "you really got me"
the picture is not of the zephyrs that recorded i can tell.
jimmy page did not play on this recording. I know that because II did!
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