Intresting story: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sh ... d-out.html
I read the 1983 Shads book....our "boys" were much ahead of the Beatles in the 60's.
Paul has a good point, but they had to learn.
RayL wrote:John Lennon (b.1940)
Hank Marvin (b.1941)
Bruce Welch (b.1941)
Paul McCartney (b.1942)
The Light Programme, Saturday morning pictures, American rock'n'roll records blaring across fairgrounds, cheap guitars, skiffle groups. . . . . . . these were the influences that gave all four their musical drive. John Foster's meeting with Hank meant that the Geordie Boys had a head start (and they were quick learners). The Beatles would have to wait for Brian Epstein but the talent was there. Those of us now in our 60s just feel privileged to have lived through that time.
Thank you for the music.
Ray L
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