Stormy Petrel

about

Stormy Petrel was one of many monikers used by prolific British hit writer, John Carter. Under the name Stormy Petrel he issued just one single, 1971's 'Hello, Hello, Hello'. It wasn't a hit, but Carter was one of the key backroom figures of his era. he left his band, The Ivy League, in 1966, to concentrate on songwriting and production. After briefly masquerading as The Flower Pot Men he established his unimpeachable bubblegum credentials with a handful of hits for Herman's Hermits and the U.S. chart topper 'A Little Bit O'Soul' for Music Explosion. He had many different aliases and musical vehicles thereafter. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

albums

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The Essential Works In The Studios 1963-1982

Measure for Measure: The John Carter Anthology 1961-1977

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Bob Stanley Presents Chip Shop Pop: The Sound Of Denmark Street 1970-1975

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My World Fell Down: The John Carter Story

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Bubblerock Is Here To Stay! ~ The British Pop Explosion 1970-73 CD1

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Measure for Measure, the John Carter Anthology, 1967-1977

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Measure for Measure. John Carter Anthology 1961-1977 (2)

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Bubblerock Is Here To Stay!

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Anthology: Measure for Measure Disc 2

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Bob Stanley Presents "Chip Shop Pop": The Sound Of Denmark Street 1970-1975

Chip Shop Pop: The Sound Of Denmark Street 1970-1975

Bubblerock Is Here To Stay! The British Pop Explosion 1970-1973

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