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This other group with the same name, was it a girl group

Certainly not Isis. In fact our blokes group had an even earlier name with 'men' in their name. That's probably not helpful though.

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Need to get this sorted. So:

Northern tune from Wigan 'pop' era. There's also a slightly later version by another group who also did a song that Dusty covered. Lots of other people too including an instrumental version by a later variation of the second band. Our guy did the Northern tune as a solo artist though and it's (clearly) a white stomper.

Label sounds like it should be a taxi firm or removal company...

...I'm giving it away now.

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Bobby King,magnificentmen ? a long shot.

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I think we've had Jerry almost every every week

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aaarrrrrh is that what he looks like ?

Sorry not aware that he's been mentioned over previous weeks, only started having a guess on last sundays pic.

To be honest l don't know why l bother , never been able to remember names, face's yes but name's no :thumbsup:

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aaarrrrrh is that what he looks like ?

Sorry not aware that he's been mentioned over previous weeks, only started having a guess on last sundays pic.

To be honest l don't know why l bother , never been able to remember names, face's yes but name's no :thumbsup:

No sweat Sandi

he looked a bit cooler when younger - although very country as you'd expect from a Cricket

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Right. The band that that did the other version of his Northern tune also had a hit with a tune that was pretty big on the Northern scene a few years ago via an unreleased version by the Supremes. Come on pop fans.

Can you tell it's getting near bed time...

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sorry gods last chance sonny curtis gonna make a curry now.its been great again ta god.

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sorry gods last chance sonny curtis gonna make a curry now.its been great again ta god.

Another Cricket/

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Sorry but no.

I gotta hit the sack soon too so if it aint guessed by 10.55pm uk time I'll reveal :thumbsup:

Still happy to answer questions meantime.


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Bob Kuban?

and the In Men?

See where your coming from but our guy's Northern tune was credited to him as solo artist. Sounds like he was company starved for a period of time too...

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and the In Men?

See where your coming from but our guy's Northern tune was credited to him as solo artist. Sounds like he was company starved for a period of time too...

danny woods after his 90 days, no thats not right , doh

, why does "stormy" come to mind

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danny woods after his 90 days, no thats not right , doh

Fraid not Cod. Ta for having a guess though.

Maybe I should clarify. It was a much shorter period.

Also his earlier band has the same name as a band that Joe Walsh from the Eagles was in.

Furthermore, I mentioned that the record label sounds like a taxi or removal firm. Now what do they always do...

..in the phone book...

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danny woods after his 90 days, no thats not right , doh

, why does "stormy" come to mind

Because you've actually analysed all the clues and edited your post now you know, I would think

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very late,.. Godz, nearly missed it alltogether :thumbsup: quick stab at Gary dean, aint had time to think..:thumbsup:

Bit of catching up to do mate. Not a bad guess but wasn't he from further North?

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Fraid not Cod. Ta for having a guess though.

Maybe I should clarify. It was a much shorter period.

Also his earlier band has the same name as a band that Joe Walsh from the Eagles was in.

Furthermore, I mentioned that the record label sounds like a taxi or removal firm. Now what do they always do...

..in the phone book...

this is doing my head in, i,m now thinking "james gang" aaaargh

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ooh - right era but I would guess a year or two later...

Damn...I was optomistic there...thought i had seen him before & the bit about two bands of the same name fitted a bit with the Outcasts :thumbsup:

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Damn...I was optomistic there...thought i had seen him before & the bit about two bands of the same name fitted a bit with the Outcasts :thumbsup:

Good stuff Bogue. Shouldn't be hard to trace the other James Gang though... Will take no longer than a day on your own :thumbsup:


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I'm sick of all this pouncing around....It's Bobby Goldsbro innit!!?? :thumbsup:

You have no idea how close you are...

Bobby Goldsbo's next door neighbour :thumbsup:

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Times up!

About time I beat you lot.

Wilbur Walton Jr. 24 Hours of Loneliness

The Candy Men were Roy Orbison's backing band and included Bobby Goldsboro(see Webby!) They became The James Gang whcih had Wilbur as a member. The producer Buddy Buie kept some songs for his next group Clasics iv who cut "24 hours and also "Stormy' as on unreleased Supremes and "Spooky" done brilliantly by Dusty Springfield and as an instrumental by Atlanta Rhythm section.

You should all start earlier next week.

Here's Classics iv version

Wibur was on 123 label, beloved by firms trying to get to the front of the phone book (geddit) and came out on Capitol in Japan

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Times up!

About time I beat you lot.

Wilbur Walton Jr. 24 Hours of Loneliness

The Candy Men were Roy Orbison's backing band and included Bobby Goldsboro(see Webby!) They became The James Gang whcih had Wilbur as a member. The producer Buddy Buie kept some songs for his next group Clasics iv who cut "24 hours and also "Stormy' as on unreleased Supremes and "Spooky" done brilliantly by Dusty Springfield and as an instrumental by Atlanta Rhythm section.

You should all start earlier next week.

Here's Classics iv version

Wibur was on 123 label, beloved by firms trying to get to the front of the phone book (geddit) and came out on Capitol in Japan

record%20label%204.jpg

Ha ha, just beat ya to itlaugh.gif

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Times up!

About time I beat you lot.

Wilbur Walton Jr. 24 Hours of Loneliness

The Candy Men were Roy Orbison's backing band and included Bobby Goldsboro(see Webby!) They became The James Gang whcih had Wilbur as a member. The producer Buddy Buie kept some songs for his next group Clasics iv who cut "24 hours and also "Stormy' as on unreleased Supremes and "Spooky" done brilliantly by Dusty Springfield and as an instrumental by Atlanta Rhythm section.

You should all start earlier next week.

Here's Classics iv version

Wibur was on 123 label, beloved by firms trying to get to the front of the phone book (geddit) and came out on Capitol in Japan

record%20label%204.jpg

FFS Was on the tip of my tongue :D

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Wilbur Walton

Sorry Isis

Took me over 5 mins to to type and it's 25 past so your answer was out of time (twice). Bloody close Though! I feel mean but rules is rules. May start earlier next time though!

Cheers everyone as always. Your participation make this a hoot. Same again next week?

Have a groovy week

Godz :D

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Sorry Isis

Took me over 5 mins to to type and it's 25 past so your answer was out of time (twice). Bloody close Though! I feel mean but rules is rules. May start earlier next time though!

Cheers everyone as always. Your participation make this a hoot. Same again next week?

Have a groovy week

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