Titanic (band)
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Titanic was a rock band active from 1969 to 2014. Its members came from Norway and Britain.
In October 1971 Titanic reached Number 5 in the UK Singles Chart, with their instrumental track, "Sultana" in the style of Santana.
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Discography
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Albums
- Titanic, 1970, CBS Records
- Sea Wolf, 1970, CBS Records
- Eagle Rock, 1973, CBS Records
- Ballad of a Rock 'N Roll Loser, 1975, CBS Records
- Return of Drakkar, 1977, Egg Records
- Eye of the Hurricane, 1979, Egg Records
- Lower the Atlantic, 1993, Metal Enterprises (also released in France as 'Heart of Rock' on New Disc Records)
- Ashes and Diamonds, 2008, Repertoire Records
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Singles
- "Sultana"/"Sing Fool Sing", 1970, CBS
- "Half Breed"/"Santa Fé",1970,CBS
- "Santa Fé", 1971, CBS
- "Rain 2000", 1972, CBS Holland
- "Richmond Express", 1973, CBS France
- "Macumba", 1973, CBS Spain
- "Slideing Down Again", 1974, CBS France
- "Buckshee Woman", 1975, CBS France
- "Dance Baby Dance (Frisco Queen)" / "Hollywood (Oh La La)", 1979, Ariola, 107014 - Netherlands
- "Iceberg"
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