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- Dora_the_Female_Explorer runtime "3.8".
- Dora_the_Female_Explorer abstract ""Dora the Female Explorer" is the first single by the English group Stackridge, released in 1971. The song also appeared on some versions of the group's debut album Stackridge the same year. It was released in the UK on MCA Records and in the US on Decca Records. The UK single also contained the non-album B-side, "Everyman." Though the record was not a big success, it did help the group to get the attention of many influential figures in the music business, such as John Peel of the BBC. This soon led to wider exposure through a few BBC Radio 1 performances.The song is credited to all the members of the group and has a lively country-folk style arrangement. The music is derived from the traditional styles of Stackridge's homeland in England's West Country. Instruments on the recording include acoustic guitar, violin, harmonica, piano, tambourine, bass and drums. Similar to other songs on the album, "Dora" is about an imaginary character. The lyrics tell of Dora's adventures, from "climbing all the mountains" to "diving fathoms deep." Lyricists Andy Cresswell-Davis and James Warren hoped to complete a book for children based on characters from 6 of the album's songs, but the book project was never completed.".
- Dora_the_Female_Explorer genre Rock_music.
- Dora_the_Female_Explorer musicalArtist Stackridge.
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- Dora_the_Female_Explorer producer The_Four_Pennies.
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- Dora_the_Female_Explorer artist Stackridge.
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- Dora_the_Female_Explorer length "228.0".
- Dora_the_Female_Explorer name "Dora the Female Explorer".
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- Dora_the_Female_Explorer producer "Stackridge,".
- Dora_the_Female_Explorer recorded "March–April 1971".
- Dora_the_Female_Explorer released "July 1971".
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- Dora_the_Female_Explorer comment ""Dora the Female Explorer" is the first single by the English group Stackridge, released in 1971. The song also appeared on some versions of the group's debut album Stackridge the same year. It was released in the UK on MCA Records and in the US on Decca Records. The UK single also contained the non-album B-side, "Everyman." Though the record was not a big success, it did help the group to get the attention of many influential figures in the music business, such as John Peel of the BBC.".
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