Shed Seven
Shed Seven is a British musical group that is assigned to the Britpop .
Career
Shed Seven formed in York in 1990 . In 1994 they were able to place a single in the UK Top 40 with Dolphin for the first time , and at the end of this year they had a number 1 hit in Thailand with the song Ocean Pie . Shed Seven had their most successful year in 1996 with the top 10 single Going for Gold . The album A Maximum High sold over 250,000 copies in the UK alone. In 1998 the album Let It Ride followed , which contained the hits Chasing Rainbows and She Left Me on Friday . The group broke up in 2003 after its success in the new millennium had declined, but came back together in 2007 for a comeback tour.
occupation
- Singing: Rick Witter
- Bass: Tom Gladwin
- Guitar: Joe Johnson, replaced by Paul Banks from 1993 to 1999
- Drums: Alan Leach
Discography
Albums
| year | title |
Top ranking, total weeks, awardChartsChart placements (Year, title, rankings, weeks, awards, notes) |
Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
 UK
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| 1994 | Change Giver |
UK16  (3 weeks)UK |
First published: 1994
|
| 1996 | A maximum high |
UK8th  (37 weeks)UK |
First published: 1996
|
| 1998 | Let it ride |
UK9 (13 weeks)UK |
First published: 1998
|
| 1999 | Going For Gold - The Greatest Hits |
UK7th (16 weeks)UK |
First published: 1999
|
| 2001 | Truth be told |
UK42 (2 weeks) UK |
First published: 2001
|
| 2017 | Instant pleasures |
UK8 (2 weeks) UK |
First published: 2017
|
More albums
- 2003: Where Have You Been Tonight? live
- 2004: The Collection
- 2005: One Hand Clapping - The Unreleased Demos 2001-2003
- 2007: Live at the BBC
- 2008: The Singles Collection
Singles
| year | Title album |
Top ranking, total weeks, awardChartsChart placements (Year, title, album , rankings, weeks, awards, notes) |
Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
|
UK
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| 1994 | Mark Change Giver |
UK80 (1 week) UK |
First published: 1994
|
| Dolphin Change Giver |
UK28 (5 weeks) UK |
First published: 1994
|
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| Speakeasy Change Giver |
UK24 (3 weeks) UK |
First published: 1994
|
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| Ocean Pie Change Giver |
UK33 (2 weeks) UK |
First published: 1994
|
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| 1995 | Where Have You Been Tonight? A maximum high |
UK23 (2 weeks) UK |
First published: 1995
|
| 1996 | Getting Better A Maximum High |
UK14 (3 weeks) UK |
First published: 1996
|
| Going For Gold A Maximum High |
UK8 (5 weeks) UK |
First published: 1996
|
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| Bully Boy A Maximum High |
UK22 (3 weeks) UK |
First published: 1996
|
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| On Standby A Maximum High |
UK12 (4 weeks) UK |
First published: 1996
|
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| Chasing Rainbows Let it Ride |
UK17th (9 weeks)UK |
First published: 1996
|
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| 1998 | She Left Me On Friday Let it Ride |
UK11 (6 weeks) UK |
First published: 1998
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| The Heroes Let it Ride |
UK18 (3 weeks) UK |
First published: 1998
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| Devil In Your Shoes (Walking All Over) Let it Ride |
UK37 (2 weeks) UK |
First published: 1996
|
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| 1999 | Disco down going for gold |
UK13 (7 weeks) UK |
First published: 1999
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| 2001 | Cry For Help Truth be Told |
UK30 (2 weeks) UK |
First published: 2001
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| 2003 | Why Can't I Be You |
UK23 (2 weeks) UK |
First published: 2003
|
More singles
- 2017: Room in My House
- 2017: It's Not Easy
- 2017: Nothing to Live Down
- 2018: Victoria
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Web links
Commons : Shed Seven - collection of images, videos and audio files
