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Bands - L  |
| LADY JANE AND THE
ROYALTEE circa 1968
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| LAST FAIR DEAL circa 1969 Line up: Tim James (vocals, harmonica), John Alderson (guitar) '...country blues...' Alderson to Wandering John.
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| The
LIBERATORS circa 1964 Beat group. Became Pinkertons Assorted Colours.
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| The LITTLE
DARLINGS November 1964-May 1966 Freakbeat/Mod Line up: Allan Waites (guitar), John Gilroy (guitar), Malcolm O'Sullivan (vocals), Terry Twigger (bass), Barry Eaton (drums). Previously The Pines. Joe Meek was their recording manager and produced their first single, now a much sought after Meek related item. Johnny Gilroy was replaced by Roy Butterfield and they cut demos, until Butterfield also left to be replaced by a ' London session musician'. Cut 'Good Things Are Worth Waiting For' in March 1966. (Written by Ivy League songwriters John Carter and Ken Lewis) which Manager Ken Waites described as "...strong pumping bass and slight pop-art touch in the middle..." Became The Sensations in May 1966. Single: A: Little Bit Of Soul/B: Easy To Cry (Fontana TF 539 - 1965)
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| LOS
CIMMARONS circa 1965 Beat group Line up: Dave Smith (vocals), Ray Dutton (lead guitar), Mart Gilks (rhythm guitar), Dick Scott (bass), Des Kendrick (drums). Teenage beat group from Kenilworth, who recorded demos at Panthos Studios in 1965 including: You Called Me,
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