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The First Class

The First Class were a British studio-based pop music group, put together by songwriter and record producer John Carter. Compared by critics to the Beach Boys, they are best known for their 1974 hit song "Beach Baby," a top 20 hit in both the US and UK, and number one in Canada.

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Genres
Rock, pop
Label
UK
Origin
England
Past members
John Carter Tony Burrows Chas Mills
Years active
1974–mid-1980s

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The First Class

Nodes43
Edges42
Triples83
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.046512
Components1

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The First Class

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related to Career · 49
The First Class → Allmusic, Always Something There, American, Beach Baby, Billboard, Billboard Hot, British, Burrows, Can't Explain, Carter, Carter-Lewis, Cash Box, Chas Mills, Chris Farlowe, Concurrently, Edison Lighthouse, Excerpt From, First Class, Gillian, Hi Ho Silver Lining
related to Compilation CDs · 17
The First Class → Beach Baby, Century Records, Cherry Red Records, Class SST, Collectables Records, Golden Classics, Japan, LPs, Other Assorted Love Songs, RPM Records, See For Miles Records, Summer Sound Sensations, The Complete Recordings, The First Class/The First, The Very Best, UK, US
related to Original albums · 7
The First Class → October, Records, September, The First Class SST, The First Class UK, UK Records, UKAL
related to External links · 5
The First Class → AllMusicThe First Class, Discography45cat, DiscogsThe First Class, First Class, IMDb
Genres · 1
The First Class → Rock, pop
Label · 1
The First Class → UK
Origin · 1
The First Class → England
Past members · 1
The First Class → John Carter Tony Burrows Chas Mills
Years active · 1
The First Class → 1974–mid-1980s

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first carter class uk burrows beach song mills john group record baby 1974 studio album us number one singles band

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
The First ClassGenresRock, pop1.00infobox
The First ClassLabelUK1.00infobox
The First ClassOriginEngland1.00infobox
The First ClassPast membersJohn Carter Tony Burrows Chas Mills1.00infobox
The First ClassYears active1974–mid-1980s1.00infobox
The First Classrelated to CareerBritish0.60section
The First Classrelated to CareerJohn Carter0.60section
The First Classrelated to CareerTony Burrows0.60section
The First Classrelated to CareerThe Flower Pot Men0.60section
The First Classrelated to CareerEdison Lighthouse0.60section
The First Classrelated to CareerChas Mills0.60section
The First Classrelated to CareerCarter0.60section

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