Splinter

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Splinter was a British rock duo from South Shields best known for their melodic soft rock in the 1970s and their close association with George Harrison.

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instanceOf British musical group
musical duo
activeInDecade 1970s
associatedWith George Harrison NERFINISHED
chartSuccess Costafine Town reached UK Singles Chart NERFINISHED
collaboratedWith Billy Preston NERFINISHED
George Harrison NERFINISHED
Jim Keltner NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
debutAlbum The Place I Love NERFINISHED
era post-Beatles era
genre pop rock
rock
soft rock
hasMember Bill Elliott NERFINISHED
Bobby Purvis NERFINISHED
hasSong All That Love NERFINISHED
Another Chance to Live NERFINISHED
China Light NERFINISHED
Costafine Town NERFINISHED
Danger Zone NERFINISHED
Drink All Day (Got to Find Your Own Way Home) NERFINISHED
Green Line Bus NERFINISHED
Half Way There NERFINISHED
I Need Your Love NERFINISHED
Is It For Life? NERFINISHED
Lonely Man NERFINISHED
Motions of Love NERFINISHED
New York City (Who Am I) NERFINISHED
Round & Round NERFINISHED
Round in a Circle NERFINISHED
Sail Away NERFINISHED
Take It or Leave It NERFINISHED
locationOfFormation South Shields NERFINISHED
memberOf Bill Elliott NERFINISHED
Bobby Purvis NERFINISHED
notableWork Costafine Town NERFINISHED
Harder to Live NERFINISHED
Streets at Night NERFINISHED
The Place I Love NERFINISHED
Two Man Band NERFINISHED
partOf 1970s British rock music scene
placeOfOrigin South Shields NERFINISHED
producer George Harrison NERFINISHED
recordedAt Friar Park Studios NERFINISHED
recordedForLabel Dark Horse Records NERFINISHED
recordLabel Dark Horse Records NERFINISHED
signedBy George Harrison NERFINISHED
style melodic soft rock
vocalStyle close harmony vocals

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Dark Horse Records hasArtist Splinter