The Meteors
The Meteors are back. The Manchester teenie band from the 1960's are back recording and have a new album out very soon.
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Sorry for the boy
Sorry for the boy
A light jazzy track with a hint of reggae
"Sorry for the boy" by The Meteors is a Dance-Pop production available on SoundClick. It provides textures that deepen the overall emotional resonance. A dance-pop track built for repeat listens — it reveals more with each play. It has charted at #14 on the SoundClick Dance-Pop chart. Stream "Sorry for the boy" and explore more from The Meteors on SoundClick.
It ain't good for me
It ain't good for me
A laid back percussive track
"It ain't good for me" is a World track by The Meteors on SoundClick. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. The production choices here reflect a genuine understanding of what makes world work. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick World General chart, peaking at #9. Explore the full The Meteors catalog on SoundClick and discover more World music from independent creators.
A thousand times
A thousand times
A Beatlesque type track
"A thousand times" is a World track by The Meteors on SoundClick. The arrangement reflects a careful attention to detail that rewards repeated listening. The arrangement unfolds with a natural ease, guiding the listener through a more immersive experience. Explore the full The Meteors catalog on SoundClick and discover more World music from independent creators.
The Meteors were formed in Manchester in the early sixties. A band of sixteen year olds who supported the best of British name bands for a number of years including the Rolling Stones and many others.( See poster on site)
Have you performed in front of an audience?
They were probably too young to sign to a record label and too young too go on the road full time.
By the time they were old enough the lead singer moved to Australia and the band split.
Pete Simenky and John Howarth got back together in the late nineties and today 2003 they are busy writing and recording new material. The Meteors have now signed to independent label Tabitha Records and their first album "Up close and personal" a series of unplugged tracks will be available very soon.
Anything else?
We cannot believe that we are recording and playing again. But this time we are old enough.
Exeter,
United Kingdom
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46896
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Comments (3)
Hi Guys,
Finally heard all three new ones and my vote is definitely with "A Thousand Times" keep em coming.
Cheers Derek
Pete and John of the Meteors look forward to hearing from you.
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