Artist's albums
A Glass of Champagne
2001 · album
Girls, Girls, Girls
2001 · single
La Cumbia
2001 · single
One Drink Too Many
2001 · single
Stiletto Heels
2001 · single
Traffic Jam
2001 · single
The Very Best Of
1997 · compilation
Sailor Moon e il mistero dei sogni
1996 · album
Legacy (Greatest & Latest)
1996 · album
Sailor's Greatest Hits
1993 · compilation
Anthology
1993 · album
在日出之前
2021 · single
Melo
2020 · single
Clowns
2020 · single
Mamnoe
2020 · EP
Jibouli Bogosti
2020 · single
Aghoosh
2020 · single
Vpiska
2019 · single
A Glass Of Champagne
2009 · single
Traffic Jam: Sound and Vision
2008 · album
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Biography
Unlike in the States, music hall had a much longer life span in the U.K., kept alive at summer season seaside shows, its influence percolating out as far as punk -- think Ian Dury & the Blockheads, and even into Two Tone via Madness. Sailor represented the best of this tradition, from their sailor caps to their bell bottom trousers, their port of call stage set, and their sing-along songs. Their eponymous debut album disembarked in 1974, with their "Glass of Champagne" single rocketing to number two on the British chart the following year. "Girls Girls Girls" returned them to the Top Five in 1976, with "One Drink Too Many" tottering to number 35 in 1977. The fact that Sailor even managed that last hit says much about their fan's undying loyalty, what with punk slaying virtually every other established act on the scene. Even so, the group called it a day in 1978. A dozen years later, the original quartet re-formed and began touring again, although Georg Kajanus departed in 1995, with Henry Marsh following later in the decade. With Peter Lincoln and eventually Rob Alderton enlisting, Sailor continued playing live, with a two-CD set recorded in England at The Swan in High Wycombe in November, 2002. ~ Dave Thompson, Rovi