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The Cats - The End Of The Show / Irish FLAC

Performer: The Cats
Title: The End Of The Show / Irish
Genre: Pop
Cat #: 1A 006-26471
Label: EMI
Country: Netherlands
Date of release: 1980
Style: Vocal
FLAC size 2025 mb
MP3 size: 2888 mb
Record From Vinyl, 7", Single

Cats Netherlands Emi Vocal 1980

Tracklist

1	The End Of The Show Written-By – C. Veerman	4:35
2	Irish Written-By – T. Klouwer

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
1A 006-26471	The Cats	The End Of The Show ‎(7", Single)	EMI	1A 006-26471	Netherlands	1980
1C 006-26 471	The Cats	The End Of The Show / Irish ‎(7", Single)	EMI	1C 006-26 471	Germany	1980

Credits

Engineer [Eng. By] – E.M.I. Studio's
Producer [Prod. By] – Klaas Leyen

Notes

Eng.: Heemstede

Side A: ℗ 1972 Bovema-Negram.
Side B: ℗ 1973 Bovema-Negram.
Marketed, manufactured and distributed by EMI
Printed in Holland
STEREO

Packaging: Picture sleeve.

This version has a different back cover as this version.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side A): 006-26471-A//43417-1Y
Matrix / Runout (Side B): 006-26471-B//43413-1Y
Rights Society: STEMRA

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Bovema Negram
Marketed By – EMI
Manufactured By – EMI
Distributed By – EMI

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Comments: (1)

Nagis

"The End Of The Show" started its life as a track from their 1972 album "Signed By The Cats". It was not meant to be a single; the big hit from that album is "Let's Dance".
It became a fan favourite and also the closing song of most of their concerts.

However, at the end of the 1970s, their name and fame went straight downhill; in 1979, they did not even manage to produce a hit single at all. New styles of music (most notably disco, punk and new wave) entered the market and The Cats would not fit in any of these. So it was decided to call it a day. One compilation with their greatest hits and some never compiled before B-sides was released, and to promote the sales, this single was released. It became a domestic Top 5 hit, a feat they have not accomplished since early 1974. The show did come to an end...

Today, the song is still remembered as one of their most loved. It is also often used as a funeral song.

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