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| Tommy James And The Shondells - I Think We're Alone Now |
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| Format |
LP |
| Label |
Roulette SR 25353 |
| Released |
1967 |
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| Great Britain |
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| USA (Billboard) |
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| Sweden (Tio i Topp) |
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| Sweden (Kvällstoppen) |
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| Netherlands |
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"I Think We're Alone Now" was the 4'th smash hit single in a row for Tommy James and The Shondells. The album, released in February of 1967, it was highly acclaimed by industry vets who, up until then, hadn't paid much attention to the band. It boasted three monster hits from the group "I Think We're Alone Now", "Mirage", and "I Like The Way" plus a slew of great album cuts all of which received much radio airplay
With this album Tommy James also began a long-term relationship with producers Bo Gentry and Ritchie Cordell and musical arranger Jimmy Wisner. Over the next 2 years this team would crank out no fewer than 7 gold singles and 3 gold albums.
Hits, hooks, staccato eighth notes and galloping guitars - this was the album that said it loud and clear: Tommy James and the Shondells were here to stay.
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| About the Chart Information |
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Great Britain chart positions are collected from Record Retailer. New Musical Express is the source for any
chart positions prior to 1960.
USA (Billboard) chart positions are collected from US Billboard Hot 100.
Sweden (Tio i Topp) chart positions are from the popular radio show "Tio i Topp", aired between October 1961 and June 1974. Charts were compiled by votes from one or two studio audiences.
Sweden (Kvällstoppen) are selling chart positions from the radio show "Kvällstoppen". The charts were compiled between July 1962 and August 1975, and were based on selling figures from Swedish record stores. |
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