Discography
Singles
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"Love and Fury" (Meek) / "Popeye Twist" (Cattini) (Decca F11449, 1962)
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"Telstar" (Meek) / "Jungle Fever" (Goddard) (Decca F11494, 1962) - UK & U.S. Number 1
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"Globetrotter" (Meek) / "Locomotion With Me" (Peter Lawrence) (Decca F11562, 1963) - UK Number 5
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"Robot" (Meek) / "Life On Venus" (Meek) (Decca F11606, 1963) - UK Number 19
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"The Ice Cream Man" (Meek) / "Scales of Justice (Theme)" (Douglas) (Decca F11662, 1963) - UK Number 21
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"Dragonfly" (Gary Asquith; Barry Gray; Brijitte West) / "Hymn For Teenagers" (Meek; Lawrence) (Decca F11745, 1963) - UK Number 41
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"Joystick" (Lawrence) / "Hot Pot" (Meek) (Decca F11838, 1964)
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"Monte Carlo" (Phil Tate) / "Blue, Blue Beat" (Bryan Irwin) (Decca F11889, 1964)
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"Exodus" (Ernest Gold) / "Blackpool Rock" (Cattini; Lawrence) (Decca F11946, 1964)
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"Telstar" / "Red Rocket" (as Original Tornados, SRT 1975)[7]
Singles with Dave Watts
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"Granada" / "Ragunboneman" (Meek) (Columbia DB7455, 1965)
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"Early Bird" (Meek) / "Stomping Thru The Rye" (Tornados) (Columbia DB7589, 1965)
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"Stingray" (Gray) / "Aqua Marina" (Gray) (Columbia DB 7687, 1965)
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"Pop-Art Goes Mozart" (Mozart arr. Meek) / "Too Much In Love To Hear" (Robb Gale [Huxley]; Pete Holder) (Columbia DB7856, 1966)
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"Is That A Ship I Hear" (Meek) / "Do You Come Here Often?" (Tornados) (Columbia DB7894, 1966)
EPs
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The Sounds of The Tornados (Decca DFE 8510, 1962)
"Ridin the Wind"; "Earthy"; "Dreamin' on a Cloud" (Heinz [Burt]); "Red Roses and a Sky of Blue" (Meek)
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Telstar (Decca DFE 8511, 1962)
"Love and Fury"; "Popeye Twist"; "Telstar"; "Jungle Fever"
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More Sounds from The Tornados (Decca DFE 8521, 1962)
"Chasing Moonbeams"; "Theme from 'A Summer Place'"; "Swinging Beefeater"; "The Breeze and I"
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Tornado Rock (Decca DFE 8533, 1963)
"Ready Teddy"; "My Babe"; "Blue Moon of Kentucky"; "Long Tall Sally"
Albums
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Away from It All (album) (Decca LK4552, 1963)
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Tornados Now (Private pressing, 1997)
"Please Stay" / "Starlight" / "Jersey Girl" / "Once We Were Friends" / "Out There Looking for Love" / "Satellite" / "Telstar Now" / "Dancing with Danger" / "Silver Bird" / "Startel" / "Nessun Dorma" / "Telstar (the mix)".
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Throughout The Days (album) (So-Far records, 2019).
Foreign releases
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The Original Telstar: The Sounds of the Tornadoes (U.S. 1962)
Side 1: "Telstar" / "Red Roses and a Sky of Blue" / "Chasing Moonbeams" / "Earthy" / "Swinging Beefeater" / "Theme from 'A Summer Place'" Side 2: "Love and Fury" / "Dreamin' on a Cloud" / "Ridin' the Wind" / "The Breeze and I" / "Jungle Fever" / "Popeye Twist"
New Zealand 7" Single 45 rpm. Side 1: "The Twist" Side 2: "Deep in the Heart of Texas Twist"
With Billy Fury
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Billy Fury and The Tornados (Decca DFE 8525, EP, recorded 8 and 11 January, and released 30 March 1963)[8]
"Nobody's Child"; "What Did I Do"; "I Can't Help Loving You"; "Keep Away"
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Billy Fury and The Tornados: We Want Billy! (live, recorded 30 April 1963) (Decca (S)LK4548, released October 1963)