The Final Reunion

Both as 'solo' Artists/Bands and collaboratively, Cliff Richard and The Shadows have amassed more than 100 charting singles between them, as well as album sales upwards of 250 million. Together they dominated the British popular music scene in the late '50s and early '60s with record-breaking careers that established their undisputed place in pop history. Between them they notched up 19 No. 1 hits that included 'Living Doll', 'Travellin' Light', 'Please Don't Tease', 'Bachelor Boy', 'Wonderful Land' and 'Apache'. They also starred together in the ever-popular films 'Summer Holiday' and 'The Young Ones'. In 2009 Cliff, together with Hank Marvin, Bruce Welch and Brian Bennett took to the stage again for their final tour - 'The Final Reunion' - to celebrate their 50th anniversary, with an audience of more than 15,000. The 42-track set was recorded live at The O2 Arena in London.