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The show was split into four 15-minute mini episodes and the songs that were performed in full were: "I've Got
Everything", "I Can't Quit Her", "Life and Breath", "The Lady is a Nasty Dancer", "Picnic in the Rain", "Going Through the Motions", "Droopy Shoulders", "Wait For You", "Child of December",
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Initially, nothing came of the newly recorded single. It was stored in the Bell
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of the original band threatened legal action, the name of the band was changed to Climax for subsequent releases. The group had signed to Marc Gordon's
Carousel label (which later changed its name to Rocky Road due to the existence of another label named Carousel), for which initial releases,
317:"Precious and Few", the band's biggest hit, was actually first recorded in 1970 with producer Ron Kramer and arranged by Nick D'Amico. It was later reworked by producer Larry Cox, who was assigned by label owner Marc Gordon to retool the band's material. Cox, who later worked with
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The song “Precious and Few” was featured in season 17 of the hit the CBS television show NCIS. TJL Media
Archives in 2023 released the PBS television appearance of Sonny Geraci as a solo artist performing “Precious and Few” which was Sonny’s last national television performance.
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radio show, issued on two LPs only to radio stations. Performing without any orchestral backing, the group faithfully reproduced many of their released songs and also performed several songs, including originals written by Nims, that were never issued in any other format.
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including the "Changes"/"Lost in My World" single, were issued on Bell with a
Carousel imprint. Carousel was then launched as an independent label, distributed by Bell, and its first release was Climax' debut single, "Hard Rock Group," which generated no major interest.
304:. Former Outsiders members Geraci, Nims, and D'Amico, along with new member Guttman recorded and released one single under the Outsiders name ("Changes"/"Lost in My World") and another issued as a solo single by Geraci ("Lovin' You"/"Think I'm Fallin'"), but when
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prior to its becoming a hit on the mainland. After more market tests in
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979:(on Wise Buy Records), was released in 1998, and contained fifteen songs (actually sixteen with another "hidden" song). Many were in the "unreleased" category above:
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911:"Somebody's Watching You" (Written by Sly Stone)
446:Alan Estes; and Gordon MacKinnon, who performed
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977:The Best of Climax featuring Sonny Geraci
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917:"Don't Start Something You Can't Finish"
721:"Don't Start Something You Can't Finish"
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881:"Young Boy" (written by Lee Dresser)
872:"Hand Me Down My Rock n' Roll Shoes"
602:In 1979, a compilation album titled
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581:"If It Feels Good - Do It" - (3:33)
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1111:"Climax - Biography & History"
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550:version of "I've Got Everything")
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878:"Love Doesn't Live Here Anymore"
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539:"I've Got Everything" - (3:16)
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575:"It's Coming Today" - (3:02)
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1132:The Book of Golden Discs
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627:Somebody's Watching You
1264:Retrieved 2 July 2022.
956:"Rock and Roll Heaven"
887:"Searchin'" (cover of
635:"Small World" - (2:47)
396:The Righteous Brothers
378:Hot 100 and No. 15 on
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1064:"I've Got Everything"
779:radio show appearance
718:"Ain't Going Nowhere"
715:"I've Got Everything"
542:"Postlude" - (0:38) (
514:Climax's lone album,
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1288:on February 6, 2017.
1260:Akron Beacon Journal
1049:"Picnic in the Rain"
848:Rock and Roll Heaven
785:Sounds Like the Navy
777:Sounds Like the Navy
659:"Searchin'" - (4:06)
656:"Easy Evil" - (4:08)
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353:The Partridge Family
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1276:"Sonny Geraci Dies"
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1172:Guinness Publishing
1067:"Child of December"
1058:"It's Coming Today"
1019:"It's Coming Today"
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1010:"Droopy Shoulders"
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