“Baby What You Want Me To Do” Pete Sears after several years of hard touring across the British Isles. We were mobbed by a large group of screaming girls as we came out of the “Thanks Your Lucky Stars” TV studios (I doubt they knew who we were, but we were obviously a rock n […]
This magazine got things a bit wrong…we never had anything at all to do with the group, “Odyssey”. I’m sure they were a wonderful band. FI began playing bass and a little keyboards with the Sons of Fred in 1963…we turned pro in 1964. We recorded at E.M.I (later Abbey Road) in London for the E.M.I. Parlophone […]
I don’t recall why we had cigarettes sticking out of our mouths…thought it looked cool I suppose 🙂 I began playing bass and a little keyboards with the Sons of Fred in 1963…we turned pro in 1964. We recorded at E.M.I (later Abbey Road) in London for the E.M.I. Parlophone label, and toured all over playing […]
I began playing bass and a little keyboards with the Sons of Fred in 1963…we turned pro in 1964. We recorded at E.M.I (later Abbey Road) in London for the E.M.I. Parlophone label, and toured all over playing six or seven nights a week. We played a few TV shows, including “Ready Steady Goes […]
I began playing bass and a little keyboards with the Sons of Fred in 1963…we turned pro in 1964. That’s me with the weird striped jacket on the right. We recorded at E.M.I (later Abbey Road) in London for the E.M.I. Parlophone label, and toured all over playing six or seven nights a week. […]
“I’ll Be There” Sons Of Fred. E.M.I. Columbia Records. 1965. I began playing bass and a little keyboards with the Sons of Fred in 1963…we turned pro in 1964. That’s me with the weird striped jacket on the left. We recorded at E.M.I (later Abbey Road) in London for the E.M.I. Parlophone label, and […]