The Tarney/Spencer Band
- Rock
Why it matters
The Tarney/Spencer Band emerged in London in 1975, featuring the talents of Alan Tarney and Trevor Spencer. They made their mark with three albums: "Tarney and Spencer" in 1976, "Three's a Crowd" in 1978, and "Run for Your Life" in 1979.
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Raspberries - Raspberries - LP
$40.00Raspberries' self-titled LP captures that sharp power pop essence with catchy hooks and vibrant melodies, making it a perfect match for the Tarney/Spencer vibe.
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Raspberries - Raspberries Best - LP
$22.00The Raspberries' 'Best' collection is packed with infectious energy and harmonies that resonate well with the Tarney/Spencer sound, showcasing the same power pop flair.
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Raspberries - Fresh - LP
$38.00With its tight arrangements and melodic sensibilities, Raspberries' 'Fresh' embodies the power pop spirit that aligns beautifully with the Tarney/Spencer band's style.
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Kinks - You Really Got Me - LP
$22.00The Kinks' 'You Really Got Me' features raw energy and catchy riffs that echo the rock edge found in the Tarney/Spencer collection, making it a classic companion.
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The Kinks - Low Budget LP
$12.00The Kinks' 'Low Budget' offers a punchy, accessible sound that blends rock and pop elements, resonating with the same audience that appreciates Tarney/Spencer's work.
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10CC - How Dare You! - LP
$12.0010CC's 'How Dare You!' brings a blend of art rock and pop rock that aligns with the melodic and experimental tendencies of the Tarney/Spencer band.
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Sweet - Give Us a Wink - LP
$26.00Sweet's 'Give Us a Wink' delivers glam rock energy and catchy hooks that complement the power pop sound of the Tarney/Spencer collection.
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The Ar-Kaics - In This Time - LP
$20.00The Ar-Kaics' 'In This Time' channels garage rock vibes with a modern twist, appealing to fans of the Tarney/Spencer band's energetic style.
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