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Old 07-09-2014, 10:51   #691
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Nearly sure there was a big bloke played with them called Dave, can't think of his last name, but he used to work in a trade hardware store on a street which ran between Sandy Lane and Plantation Street, can't remember the street name or the store,
Dave Tomlinson.
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Wasn't the store R.M.Willaims ?
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Old 07-09-2014, 12:44   #693
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Wasn't the store R.M.Willaims ?
R M Williams yeh
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Old 07-09-2014, 12:59   #694
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Oh WoW, I've just read this post from the beginning,, I've laughed and cried so many times, I know many of the names of these culprits, I think I might even be a distant relative of one of them.
I started out with Treadwheels, then I played with The Senators from Arrod, then The Mustangs from Darren, The Dolphins from Burnley (We pinched it from The Holly's when they changed their name) Then we got the residency at The Dolphin Club in Colne, which was held previously by The Holly's. Wow my brain hurts, after that I played with a comedy show band from Freckleton, Mynzapint. I now do an occasional gig solo doing all my own comedy material.

Just before I left Thailand I did a spot for Peter Bowden of Bowden's pies Accrington. He has a restaurant/Bar in Nong Khai North Thailand. Anyone see Roy Taylor, give him my best. I will be speaking with Wammy on Facebook shortly, wait till I tell him about all this,if he doesn't already know.
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Have been trying to catch Roy fer awhile now, will give him yer best if i collar him,
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Old 13-02-2015, 10:36   #696
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Jon Anderson & The Warriors 1960s

Jon Anderson &The Warriors beat group, remember them in the 1960s?
David Watkinson author of Yes: Perpetual Change and organiser of the Accrington Yes / Jon Anderson exhibition some 10 years ago is looking for help with memories, photos and memorabilia of the band from that time. They played around Lancashire, London and even Germany.
The Warriors were a popular band at the time and are now remembered for producing the international rock band Yes front man Jon Anderson. Jon has had hits both with his solo work, Yes and Vangelis. David a former Boltonian is gathering information for a new book project.
If you feel you may have anything to help, you can contact David by email :-
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Old 14-02-2015, 10:00   #697
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Anybody remember "Lennie Herbert" and his Group? Lennie used to Play "Bass" (old wooden tea-chest with a pole and string)!!

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Formerlly Belfield Rd.
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Old 14-02-2015, 12:44   #698
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Roy Taylor now lives in Mellor Brook, wife was talking to him in Blackburn earlier this week
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Old 14-02-2015, 13:14   #699
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Anybody remember "Lennie Herbert" and his Group? Lennie used to Play "Bass" (old wooden tea-chest with a pole and string)!!

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Formerlly Belfield Rd.
Seem to recall Lennie was a member on here, Think he also used to have summat to do wi the music at the Pop club? Pete Hibbert was singer for Lennie @ Teenbeats, Pete sadly died about 4 years ago. its somewhere on this thread if yeh look back.
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Old 12-03-2015, 15:13   #700
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Quite often look through this thread.
Nobody has mentioned "the rockets"!!
Is it my memory playing tricks on me?
Seem to remember them as a superb group that played at the Empire in Ossy when I was about 16 so say around 1960
Thanks for the interest .Would like to put things correct re 'The Rockets'
Members myself Gordon Holmes (Guitar).JK Groves known as Jack.(Guitar Vocals) Frank Isherwood Tea chest Bass,, Melvyn Mann guitar .Jeff Smith Guitar Vocals. Derek Smith Drums.Jack Haworth Main Vocals .. Yes we played at All Three picture places in ossy We had many guest Vocalist ..Lionel Morton ( Pre.4 Pennies fame) (we would pay his bus fare from Blackburn ) Jim Crawshaw ( Remember the Blue Spridget).awaiting more memory to fill in any more info..
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Old 12-03-2015, 15:17   #701
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Will be filling in more info Re NosmoKings ( The Nosmos) at a later date when I can confirm with Dave Tomlinson.... also Mark Day and the Knights (With Jay Turner)
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Old 12-03-2015, 16:05   #702
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Re 'The Rockets' line up I forgot to mention Bob Kirkham Washboard when we were originally skiffle..
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Old 12-03-2015, 18:23   #703
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I was Jack Groves' 'childhood sweetheart' until we went to different schools at age 11.
We lived on Hornby St and he used to serenade me by yodelling country and western songs as we sat under their privet hedge ('Roll along covered wagon roll along')
When we played cowboys and indians he was Roy Rodgers and I was Dale Evans.

I recall the very early days of the Rockets when they were skiffle, and I have mentioned them in other threads here.
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Old 13-03-2015, 01:54   #704
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Any line up names, for Nosmo Kings, now theres one group Ive never heard of.
The line-up for the NosmoKings later to be the Nosmos.was...
Gordon Holmes Bass ( Me)..Dave Tomlinson Lead Guitar ..Alan Bradshaw Drums. Jay(James) Turner Vocals. just to correct they did not become the Jay turner 4 After..James left the group to go to London to sing with the Black & White Minstrals..The group then folded
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Old 13-03-2015, 02:02   #705
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Any line up names, for Nosmo Kings, now theres one group Ive never heard of.
The Line-up Gordon Holmes (me) Bass..Dave Tomlinson Lead Guitar..Alan Bradshaw Drums. Jay (James) Turner Vocals. Would like to hear from anyone who heard us etc.... gordy
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