Rare Brit Pop, Discog...s of Lost Artists Pt. 213: John Andrews; Gary Bell; Paul Ferris & Nicky Henson; Finders Keepers; Green Angels; Sullivan James Band; Justin & Karlsson; Tommy Vance; The Strangers

 

1. John Andrews - A Rose Growing In The Ruins (2:29)
2. John Andrews - It's Just Love (2:53)
3. Gary Bell - Is This What I Get For Loving You (3:23)
4. Gary Bell - To Keep You (2:45)
5. Gary Bell - Leave It To Me (2:48)
6. Gary Bell - Anyway That You Want Me (2:45)
7. Paul Ferris & Nicky Henson - Love Song (2:48)
8. Paul Ferris & Nicky Henson - One More Time (2:25)
9. Finders Keepers - Light (3:08)
10. Finders Keepers - Come On Now (2:16)
11. Finders Keepers - Friday Kind Of Monday (2:36)
12. Finders Keepers - On The Beach (2:47)
13. Finders Keepers - Sadie The Cleaning Lady (2:45)
14. Finders Keepers - Without Her (2:26)
15. Green Angels - Let It Happen (2:14)
16. Green Angels - Rockin' Red Wing (2:04)
17. Green Angels - An Exile's Dream (2:58)
18. Green Angels - Hannigan's Hooley (2:36)
19. Sullivan James Band - Goodbye Mr. Heartache (1:59)
20. Sullivan James Band - We're Gonna Make It (2:16)
21. Justin & Karlsson - Somewhere They Can't Find Me (2:49)
22. Justin & Karlsson - What More Do You Want (2:55)
23. Tommy Vance - You Must Be The One (2:08)
24. Tommy Vance - Why Treat Me This Way (2:29)
25. Tommy Vance - Off The Hook (2:23)
26. Tommy Vance - Summertime (2:09)
27. The Strangers - What Away (2:44)
28. The Strangers - It's Not To Late (2:19)
29. The Strangers - Bye Bye Johnnie (2:32)
30. The Strangers - Return To Mary (1:48)
 
Sullivan James Band. Formed in Ipswich, August 1965: Richard Dick Moles (lead vocals), Michael Noller (guitar), Neville Moles (bass), Mike Finbow (piano), Dick Mayhew (trombone), Richard Dick Maun (baritone sax), John Mayhew (drums). In June 1966, the band signed to EMI’s Parlophone Records and set off to Abbey Road Studios. “It is worth noting that the band’s version of Little Milton’s We’re Gonna Make It was cut in a single take. They had hoped this would be the A-side but were overruled in favour of the more pop-orientated Goodbye Mr Heartache,” recalled Finbow in 2003. Finbow departed after the single and was replaced by Roger Kemp. The group then embarked on a tour of Germany in November 1966. The four-month tour took in the Star Club, Karlsruhe, and a short diversion to Copenhagen, to support Paul (ex-Manfred Mann) Jones. When the group returned in February 1967, the rigours of touring and having very little money divided the band, who effectively split.
https://www.musicfromtheeastzone.co.uk/bands_artists/SULLIVAN_JAMES_BAND__THE.htm
  
Tommy Vance. British radio broadcaster. Born Richard Anthony Crispian Francis Prew Hope-Weston in Eynsham, Oxfordshire, on 11 July 1940 - died 2005. In 1964, Vance moved to Vancouver, Washington in pursuit of his first wife. From there Vance moved to Los Angeles where he was offered a show on KHJ radio, one of the most successful and influential Top 40 stations of the era and California. Vance returned to the UK in 1965 and find a job in Radio Caroline. Vance recorded a handful of songs, only four have been released on two .singles, by Columbia. in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Vance was one of the first radio hosts in the United Kingdom to broadcast hard rock and heavy metal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Vance
 
John Andrews & The Lonely Ones. Obscure pop-soul band from Kent. In 1966 they released one single, on Parlophone - the band name is not credited on the label. Noel Redding (later of Jimi Hendrix Experience) and Rick Davies (later of Supertramp) were both members of this band (45cat). In later years the band changed its name to The Joint.
 
Gary Bell. Obscure British pop-rock singer. In 1966 and 1967 recorded two singles released by CBS.
 
Paul Ferris & Nicky Henson.
Richard Paul Ferris was an English film composer and actor (1941-1995).
Nicholas Victor Leslie Henson was another English actor (1945-2019).
Together they recorded two Pop Teen dancer songs, released in 1966 on Columbia single.
 
Green Angels. Obscure British pop-rock band, presumably studio outfit. In 1965 they recorded one single: Let It Happen / Rockin' Red Wing. According to the record label,  Vocal on A side: Jo-Jo Rankin; Vocal on B side: Gerry McLaine. In 1966 they released the second single, both on Parlophone.
 
Justin & Karlsson. Obscure pop duo
 
Dave Justin
and John Karlsson. In 1966 they released one single, on Piccadilly.
In later years Dave Justin released few singles on Polydor.

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