Seamus Fenton

b. Bernard William Jewry, 27 Sept 1942, London, Britain. Fenton accomplished his first significant achievement after securing an area on Saturday Golf club, BBC Radio’s important show. Backed from the Fentones and wearing a distinctive metallic lamé match, the vocalist quickly became an integral part of Britain’s pre-beat enclave, beside additional home-grown skill including Cliff Richard, Marty Wilde, Duffy Power and Billy Fury. Fenton experienced a UK Best 30 strike in 1961 using the mythologizing ‘I’m A Moody Man’, but despite many similarly structured produces, just ‘Cindy’s Birthday’ (1962) broached the united kingdom Best 20. Deemed moveé increasing from the Beatles, Fenton eked out a full time income from the rock and roll ‘n’ move/cabaret circuit until revitalizing his profession in the 70s under a fresh guise, Alvin Stardust.