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The Wackers

Short-lived, modestly well-known band that performed in the Liverpool style, although they weren’t from Liverpool or the encompassing area. They lower a complete of three singles, one for Oriole and two for Pye’s Piccadilly subsidiary, which the very best was the next, a cover of “Like Or Cash.” By 1965, …

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The Cheynes

The Cheynes were a hot Uk beat music group with a difficult, blues-influenced sound. Shaped by Pete Bardens (who also maintained the group) in London during 1963, these were one of a large number of aspiring United kingdom beat bands functioning through the early ’60s. The Cheynes got an excellent …

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The Chosen Few

Yet another music group of the name, never to end up being confused using the Newcastle group or the American clothing. The Particular Few began as the Outcasts in the South Australian city of Nurioopta, during 1965. They had taken on their brand-new name in 1966, using a account of …

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The Liverbirds

The Liverbirds (sometimes spelled Liver organ Parrots) were one of the most distinctive clothes in Liverpool (and somewhere else, for example) by virtue to the fact that these were a hard-rocking all-girl group, self-contained instrumentally and centered on tempo & blues. They weren’t as well effective musically in Liverpool, however …

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The Wheel-A-Ways

The Wheel-A-Ways were actually a pseudonym from the Tires, an excellent but small Irish music group that laid down some extremely Them-like tracks in the mid-1960s. When the Tires’ original quantity “Bad Little Female” premiered in america around the Aurora label in 1966, Aurora place it out beneath the name …

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Carter-Lewis

Though they scored few hits and leaned toward the wimpish end from the British Invasion range, John Carter and Ken Lewis gave ’60s rock and roll way too many intriguing footnotes to become dismissed. At night times of pre-Beatles English rock & move, the duo, who began documenting in 1961, …

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John Swenson

Liner note writer John Swenson was (with Dave Marsh) co-editor of, and a contributor to, the initial edition from the Rolling Rock Record Guidebook, the first in depth reference guidebook to rock and roll albums (also covering some folk, jazz, blues, gospel, and nation recordings which were influential on rock …

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Alan Klein

Most definitely never to end up being confused using the various other well-known Allen Klein from the ’60s (the main one who managed the Rolling Rocks and afterwards the Beatles), Alan Klein was a Uk musician and composer (given birth to June 29, 1940, in Clerkenwell, London) who first found …

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The Washington D.C.’s

A comparatively faceless Uk Invasion music group who by no means came near popular on either side from the Atlantic, the Washington D.C.’s’ elevation of exposure happened when their materials was utilized to complete an exploitative reissue of pre-“Pleased AROUND” Dave Clark Five singles. Among the countless English rings slogging …

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Art Fein

A well-known scenester in LA because the ’70s, Artwork Fein has written several books that are essentially some bite-sized bits of rock and roll history, filled up with trivia appealing to intense fans, but relayed within an entertaining design. Fein has created for the LA Moments, Billboard, the Community Voice, …

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