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Tag Archives: Vic Lewis
A Personal History of the British Record Industry 65 – Bunny Lewis 3
Bunny has now left Decca and joined his wife in her management and booking agency All we had at that period was Lorrae Desmond and Jimmy Young. Then David Jacobs rang me up one day and said ‘you have made … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alan Freeman, Anna Instone, Bill Cotton, Bunny Lewis, Burt Bacharach, David Jacobs, Dee Time, Dickie Davies, Don Moss, Eric Maschwitz, Fred Jackson, Harry Foster, Jack Jackson, Jimmy Savile, Jimmy Young, Juke Box Jury, Katie Boyle, Lew Grade, Lorrae Desmond, Marcel Stellman, Pete Murray, Radio Caroline, radio luxembourg, Simon Dee, Slim Whitman, Ted Lewis, Tom Sloan, tony prince, Vic Lewis
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A Personal History of the British Record History Pt.38 – Tony Barrow Pt.5 and conclusion.
Songwriters were bewailing the fact that it was the artist, not them, getting the credit? At the time, I think The Beatles’ situation, and to a lesser extent Gerry & the Pacemakers, they were controlling their own destiny and using … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bess Coleman, Brian Brolly, Brian Epstein, David Joseph, Derek Jameson, Dougie Marlborough, Eve Graham, George Martin, Jean Rook, Lyn Paul, NEMS, Robert Stigwood, Ronnie Scott's, Tony Barrow, Vic Lewis
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