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“Power to All Our Friends” |
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Single by Cliff Richard |
B-side |
"Come Back Billie Jo" (Murray-Macaulay) |
Released |
April 1973 |
Format |
7" Single, 45 rpm |
Recorded |
December 28, 1972 Abbey Road/London |
Genre |
Pop |
Length |
3:02 |
Label |
EMI 2012 |
Writer(s) |
Guy Fletcher/Doug Flett |
Producer |
David McKay |
Cliff Richard singles chronology |
"A Brand New Song"
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"Power to All Our Friends"
(1973) |
"Days of Love"
(1973) |
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"Power to All Our Friends" is a song by Cliff Richard. He entered it as the British entry to the Eurovision Song Contest . It came third.
It was selected after a contest on Cliff Richard's show It's Cliff.
It was released in the UK as a single in 1973. The B-side was "Come Back Billie Jo", which was the runner-up in the contest for the British entry.
It was criticised for containing a malapropism where it described a girl as "laying down in Monte Carlo", it meant "lying down".
Cliff Richard had also represented Britain in the same songcontest in 1968. At that time the British entry was "Congratulations". It came second.
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Singles (UK)
1958-1970 |
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Singles (UK)
1970-1979 |
"Sunny Honey Girl" · "Silvery Rain" · "Flying Machine" · "Sing a Song of Freedom" · "Jesus" · "Living in Harmony" · "A Brand New Song" · "Power to All Our Friends" · "Days of Love" · "Take Me High" · "You Keep Me Hanging On" · "It's Only Me You Left Behind" · "Honky Tonk Angel" · "Miss You Nights" · "Devil Woman" · "I Can't Ask for Anymore Than You" · "Hey Mr. Dream Maker" · "My Kinda Life" · "When Two Worlds Drift Apart" · "Yes He Lives" · "Please Remember Me" · "Can't Take the Hurt Anymore" · "Green Light" · "We Don't Talk Anymore" · "Hot Shot"
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Singles (UK)
1980-1989 |
"Carrie" · "Dreamin" · "Suddenly" · "A little in Love" · "Wired for Sound" · "Daddy's Home" · "The Only Way Out" · "Where Do We Go From Here" · "Little Town" · "True Love Ways" · "Driftin" · "She means nothing to me" · "Never say die" · "Please don't fall in Love" · "Baby You're Dynamite" · "Two to the Power" · "Shooting From the Heart" · "Living Doll" · "Heart User" · "All I Ask of You" · "Slow Rivers" · "She's So Beautiful" · "It's in every one of us" · "Born to Rock and Roll" · "My Pretty One" · "Some People" · "Remember me" · "Two Hearts" · "Mistletoe and Wine" · "The Best of Me" · "I Just Don't Have the Heart" · "Lean On You" · "Whenever God Shines His Light"
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Singles (UK)
1990-1999 |
"Stronger Than That" · "Silhouettes" · "From a Distance" · "Saviour's Day" · "More to Life" · "We Should Be Together" · "This New Year" · "I Still Believe In You" · "Peace In Our Time" · "Human Work of Art" · "Never Let Go" · "Healing Love" · "All I Have to Do Is Dream" / "Miss You Nights" · "Misunderstood Man" · "Had to Be" · "The Wedding" · "Be with Me Always" · "Can't Keep This Feeling In" · "The Miracle" · "The Millennium Prayer"
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2000-present |
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