1 Cadet stopped releasing records around 1974, when its artists were moved to Chess. Argo changed its name in 1965 to Cadet to avoid confusion with the similarly named label in the UK. And while the group's bread and butter from the late '60s onward was live work, the band's professionalism and commitment to their music helped them remain a viable attraction decades after their success on the sales charts had faded. Don't mistake the first title for the home video release of the recent Ray Liotta airplane disaster film, because this one is all about perception and. Cadet Records was an American record label that began as Argo Records in 1955 as the jazz subsidiary of Chess Records. Early hits such as 'Sugar and Spice,' 'Needles and Pins,' 'Love Potion Number Nine,' 'When You Walk In The Room,' and 'What Have They Done To The Rain' defined the group's approach, and they rarely strayed from it, still sounding fresh on 1972's Second Take and falling in with the power pop bands they influenced on 1979's The Searchers and 1981's Love's Melodies. The Searchers were also one of the most enduring Merseybeat acts, forming in the late '50s and continuing on into the 2010s, with guitarist John McNally a constant presence throughout their history, and bassist Frank Allen by his side from 1964 onward. The group's trademark sound was bright, tuneful pop with ringing 12-string guitars and strong harmony vocals which gave even their covers of American R&B hits a touch of sweetness that made them hard to resist. Hailing from Liverpool, England, the Searchers were one of the many bands on the Merseybeat scene that enjoyed international fame in the wake of the Beatles' breakthrough in the early '60s.

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