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| Bands
~ 50's / 60's Bands |
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The
Armadillos |
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best rhythm experience you can have with your clothes
on. There's something about this band that always makes
the ladies want to dance. A good time is always on offer
when The Armadillos are in town. Come feel the pasion
and the plaesure of driving roots and rhythm. Taste the
Texas Swing and feel the Louisiane Cowboy Jazz. It will
make you want to climb aboard do crazy things like, drink
lots of beer and let your hair down to the swing of the
music. |
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Ding
Dong Daddios |
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The
Ding Dong Daddios bring you the most dancable tunes
from the swing heydays of the '40s and '50s. Get ready
to take a Choo Choo Ch'Boogie runaway train ride from
Five Guys Named Mo all the way to Mac the Knife, passing
through Istanbul (not Constantinople) on the way. |
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Gods
Of Rock 'n' Roll |
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OF ROCK'N'ROLL are a fabulous five-piece band who pay
homage to the great rock n roll songbook of the 1950s
and 1960s featuring the music of Chuck Berry, Elvis, Little
Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bill Haley through to the quintessential
sounds of the 60's with The Beatles, Kinks, Rolling Stones
and more..... An enduring and ever popular act, GODS OF
ROCK'N'ROLL have captivated audiences right across Europe
at Private Parties, Weddings, Pubs, Clubs, Colleges and
are favourites at Corporate events with their own distinctive
brand of good time Rock ‘n Roll; no gig being too
big or too small! The band also play CD's between sets
without additional cost. |
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Good
Rockin' Tonight |
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| Good
Rockin' Tonight have now established themselves as the
UK's No.1 rock 'n' roll show and a sensation wherever
they appear. Their track record in show business speaks
for itself.Fronted by the very talented and dynamic Mark
Keeley (lead vocals/guitar) they have gone from strength
to strength since their appearance on Sky TV which led
to their National TV debut in 1994. Other tv apps have
since followed. The bands most recent showing was a ten
minute part on ITV's "Where The Heart Is" in
September 2004, where they sang "Hey Mae" "Blue
Suede Shoes" & "Johnny B Goode".This
classy, fully professional four piece group with the amazing
talents of John O'malley (vocals/lead guitar) regarded
by fellow musicians to be one of the finest guitarist
around today, Tim (vocals/double bass) and Guy Schalom
(vocals/drums) known for his spectacular Wipe-out solo
have captivated audiences up & down the country and
abroad with their very comprehensive range of rock 'n'
roll music which includes commercial, Rockabilly and 4
part harmonised Doo Wop. |
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Hellzaboppin' |
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Hellzaboppin'
is an 8 piece Jump Jive & Swing band featuring a
full horn section ( 2 Trumpets, Tenor & Baritone
saxes ).The musical content of this versatile band includes
memorable numbers from artists such as Louis Jordan,
Louis Prima and Frank Sinatra. |
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Rave
On |
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Rave
On are a four piece band playing the hits from the 50's
and 60's which proves to be popular with a wide age
range. They play Holiday Camps, Theatres, Weddings,
Private and Corporate Functions, and they even play
the Cavern Club on a regular basis. They have their
own PA and Lights and perform 2 x 1 hour spots. |
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Slammers
Maximum Jive Band |
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in 2004, the Slammers Maximum Jive Band embarked on a
whirlwind journey, fusing a high energy mix of swinging,
rocking, jump jive'n boogie into a wild show packed with
fun, excitement, and great music! Highlights so far include
live shows from London's 100 Club to Planet Music in Athens,
Festival Appearances on the Southbank, at Kinsale Jazz
Festival, Ireland, and Warrington's BluesFest, and the
first CD! |
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Swing
Commanders
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Swing Commanders mix 30's, 40.s and 50.s, Jump Jive, Latin,
Pop and Western Swing to sensational effect, fronted by
brilliant vocalist, Peter Riley, this is a highly entertaining
band with an original twist. |
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The
Wildkats |
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band started about five years ago when "Big Al"
and his band split up which was called Breathless at that
time we had a bass player called Dave who used to stand
in for Johnny Kid & the pirates in the 60's, we also
had a drummer called Steve who was a college lecturer
but was more of a 70's style drummer. We rocked around
Liverpool a lot in the early days and started to get a
good name but as all good things come to an end the lead
singer and the drummer did not see eye to eye and the
band decided to call it a day. Within three weeks and
lots of itchy fingers later, the band reformed with a
new line up, as Big Al the lead guitarist had had enough
of all the bickering and lack of enthusiasm but Bob would
not let it die, we ended up with Pete Barsdle from Manchester
on lead guitar, Graham Brand from Ribchester (now in Vendettas)
on Double Bass and Paul the Drummer from the Rhythmaires
so we rocked around for twelve months having a good time.
Until Paul the Drummer decided he wanted to leave to start
his own project and in came Wayne our present Rock n Roll
Drummer. Eventually the band split up "AGAIN".
But Bob would not let it die again and his quiff started
to fall out with the lack of Rock n Roll. So a phone call
later and Big Al after a 12 month break returned to the
band as lead guitarist and Dave his mate the Bass player
came to. So nearly the original line up apart from the
drummer, we rocked around again for quite a long while
and unfortunately Dave the Bass player had rheumatism
in his fingers had to hang up his bass after playing for
40 years "wot a guy". We still had gigs booked
in for the coming months so we needed a bass player very
soon and in stepped Geoff who played with the Winchesters
for the last ten years with the nick name of "Horace".
This had to go we call him "Big Slap Daddy"
the granddad of the band and so the story ends for now
as there are no arguments and we are all mates, with a
bit of persistence Rock N Roll does live on. |
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