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One of the most inventive and influential bands in the history of popular music, 10cc will be returning to the US to continue The Ultimate Ultimate Greatest Hits Tour. With more than 30 million albums sold, one of the few bands to achieve commercial, critical and creative success, will perform a set of almost two hours, featuring timeless hits such as ?I?m Not In Love? celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, ?The Things We Do For Love? and ?Rubbert Bullets?.Written by Graham Gouldman and Eric Stewart and released in 1975, ?I?m Not In Love? was prominently featured in the soundtrack to the 2014 blockbuster film, Guardians of the Galaxy, spawning a number one soundtrack album. Similarly, 10cc?s 1978 hit, ?Dreadlock Holiday,? was a key element of the soundtrack to 2010?s The Social Network.
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Mumanddadofthree
March 22nd 2025
Absolutely Amazing !! Enjoyed every second of it, loved hearing the background stories of the songs and was surprised on actually how many wonderful songs were written. And loved seeing 10cc last October too.
Highly recommended 5***** Rating :)
London, United Kingdom@Cadogan Hall
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10cc Biography
10cc were an english pop band that achieved its greatest commercial success during the 1970s.
The band initially comprised four members, Graham Gouldman, Eric Stewart, Kevin Godley and Lol Creme, who had written and recorded together for about three years before taking on the name of 10cc in 1972.
The original four-piece lineup of 10cc boasted a wealth of talent -- there were two strong songwriting teams (although combinations of all four members collaborated on some songs), all four members were skilled multi-instrumentalists and vocalists, and each could perform convincingly as lead singers, leading to favourable comparisons with The Beatles.
There is much speculation about where the name of the band comes from but the general consensus was that it is named after the average amount of ejaculate in a single male orgasm. However one will find that the average is only 3cc and that this is an urban legend and that the name in fact comes from a dream Jonathan King, the person who signed them, where he dreamed of a band called 10cc topping the charts in both the UK and America. (http://www.snopes.com/music/artists/10cc.asp)
Read MoreThe band initially comprised four members, Graham Gouldman, Eric Stewart, Kevin Godley and Lol Creme, who had written and recorded together for about three years before taking on the name of 10cc in 1972.
The original four-piece lineup of 10cc boasted a wealth of talent -- there were two strong songwriting teams (although combinations of all four members collaborated on some songs), all four members were skilled multi-instrumentalists and vocalists, and each could perform convincingly as lead singers, leading to favourable comparisons with The Beatles.
There is much speculation about where the name of the band comes from but the general consensus was that it is named after the average amount of ejaculate in a single male orgasm. However one will find that the average is only 3cc and that this is an urban legend and that the name in fact comes from a dream Jonathan King, the person who signed them, where he dreamed of a band called 10cc topping the charts in both the UK and America. (http://www.snopes.com/music/artists/10cc.asp)
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