Andwella's Dream
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Biography
Andwella was an Irish psychedelic rock band formed in 1968, originally known as The Method and later renamed Andwella's Dream. The trio consisted of Dave Lewis on guitar, keyboard, and vocals, Nigel Smith on bass and vocals, and Gordon Barton on drums. Their debut album, Love and Poetry, was recorded in London in 1968 and released in August 1969. In 1970, the band underwent a lineup change with Dave McDougall joining on guitar and vocals, leading to a name change to Andwella. This new lineup released their second album, World's End, in August 1970. Following further personnel changes, the band recorded their final album, People's People, released late in 1970. The group disbanded in 1971. Notable singles included "Mr Sunshine" (1969) and "Every Little Minute" (1970).
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Albums
Top Tracks
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- Shadow Of The Night
- Every Little Minute
- Man Without A Name
- Sunday
- Lost A Number Found A King
- Cocaine
- Midday Sun
- Felix
- High On A Mountain
- Clockwork Man
- Saint Bartholomew
- She Taught Me To Love
- Mississippi Water
- The World Of Angelique
- The Days Grew Longer For Love
- Andwella
- Behind The Painted Screen
- People's People
- All For You
- Are You Ready
- I've Got My Own
- World's End Part II
- Lazy Days
- Four Days In September
