New Cuorey

Vietnam

1973 · Taurus 101 · UK: England

Vietnam – New Cuorey (Picture sleeve)

Artist
New Cuorey
Title
Vietnam
Release
Vietnam / The Girl I Had
Year
1973
Label
Taurus # 101
Format
7" · Single
Language
English
Country
UK: England
Songwriter
A. Fenech, J. S. Grech
Genre
Rock · Psychedelic Rock
Primary theme
Home Front Perspective / Soldier's Perspective

Annotation

"Vietnam" 1 2 Malta bandSources145cat↩2timesofmalta.com↩

Annotation by Justin A. Brummer

Annotation — European Songs

Group from Malta, led by Sammy Bartolo. Other members were Joe S. Grech (guitar, bass), and Joe Bartolo (drums). They released the song "Vietnam" (Taurus 101)1.Sources1timesofmalta.com↩

Annotation by Justin A. Brummer

Notes

Taurus T.R. 101 (side T.R. 101A), black label, 45 r.p.m., ℗ 1973, made in England by The Decca Record Co. Ltd.; "Vietnam" (A. Fenech/J. S. Grech), 2'30". The picture sleeve (TR 101, Taurus bull logo) shows a red line drawing of a hand giving the V sign, filled with newspaper text about Saigon and the Vietnam negotiations, set against a tinted close-up of a smiling face, with "The Girl I Had" as the flip side. [From the record sleeve and labels]

About the artist

New Cuorey issued "Vietnam" b/w "The Girl I Had" on Taurus Records (T.R.101, 1973). The Discogs artist profile documents a lineup of Sammy Bartolo (lead vocals), Joe S. Grech (lead guitar and bass), Joe Bartolo (drums and vocals) and Paul Abela (vocals), produced by Vanni Pule, and cites the Times of Malta - all Maltese names, which identifies this as a Maltese group rather than the similarly-named Japanese act New Cuorey. Non-US either way. [Source: Discogs]

In collections

European Songs