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The Pack
Paddy, Klaus & Gibson
The Paramounts
The Bobby Patrick Big Six
Peter & Gordon
Pinkerton's Assorted Colours
The Poets
Brian Poole & The Tremeloes
Jimmy Powell & The Five Dimensions
Earl Preston & The TT's
The Pretty Things
The Alan Price Set
P. J. Proby
Keith Powell - vocals
Johnny Mann - guitar
Terry Wallis - guitar
Carl Wayne - bass guitar
Dave Hollis - drums
This group were part of the Birmingham contingent and formed in 1963. Powell possessed a strong, mature, soul-influenced voice. A confident performer, Powell quit the group in '64 for a solo career and Carl Wayne assumed the mantle of leader and singer. Chris Kefford came in on bass guitar and the band were re-named Carl Wayne & The Vikings.
Drummer Bev Bevan joined from Denny & The Diplomats in 1965 and the seeds were sown which would eventually blossom into The Move and later, the Electric Light Orchestra.
Singles
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1963 |
The Answer Is No/ Come On And Join The Party |
Columbia DB 7116 |
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1964 |
Tore Up/ You Better Let Him Go |
Columbia DB 7229 |
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1964 |
I Should Know Better (But I Don't)/ Too Much Monkey Business |
Columbia DB 7366 |
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Keith Powell solo singles
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1965 |
People Get Ready/ Paradise |
Piccadilly 7N 35235 |
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1965 |
Come Home Baby/ Beyond The Hill |
Piccadilly 7N 35249 |
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1966 |
Goodbye Girl/ It Was Easier To Hurt Her |
Piccadilly 7N 35275 |
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1966 |
Victory/ Some People Only |
Piccadilly 7N 35300 |
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1966 |
It Keeps Raining/ Song Of The Moon |
Piccadilly 7N 35353 |
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