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Gliderdrome Bands 1960 - 1973 Notes on Main Act Support Acts General Notes Day Date Main Act / Events Wed 27-Jan-60 Opening Night Wed 27-Jan-60 Bob Miller and his Millermen The Gaiety Band Admission 5/- (subsequently) Sat 30-Jan-60 Lloyd Hughes and his Music The Embassy Band Sat 6-Feb-60 Frank Charles and his All Stars Sextet Cuddly Duddly / The Gaiety Band Sat 13-Feb-60 The Jukes Sammy Williams Quintet Sat 20-Feb-60 Cherry Wainer (with Don Wainer) The Embassy Band Sat 27-Feb-60 Jim Power And His Band Sat 5-Mar-60 The Echoes The Gaiety Band Sat 12-Mar-60 Andre Rico and his Fourteen Cha-Chaleros The Rebel Rousers "Peterborough's leading band" Sat 19-Mar-60 Ronnie Aldrich and the Squadronaires The Squadcats Sat 26-Mar-60 The Collegians The Embassy Band Sat 2-Apr-60 The Atomites (Mansfield) The Gaiety Band Sat 9-Apr-60 The Terry Lightfoot Band Ron Burton Hammond Organ Group Sat 16-Apr-60 Bob Miller and his Millermen Easter Saturday Mon 18-Apr-60 The Skymasters (Spalding) The Atomites Easter Monday Sat 23-Apr-60 The Rebel Rousers The Embassy Band Sat 30-Apr-60 Jimmy Aldred and his Music The Offbeats Sat 7-May-60 The Atomites The Gaiety Band Sat 14-May-60 Dick Charlesworth and his City Gents The Hep Cats Sat 21-May-60 The Vibratones & The Rebel Rousers The Carlton 6 (House Band) Sat 28-May-60 The Johnny Theakstone Group The Atomites / The Embassy Band Sat 4-Jun-60 Johnny Dark Rhythm Group The Gaiety Band Whit Saturday Mon 6-Jun-60 The Midnighters / The Keystone Boys The Rocking Senators / The Carlton 6 Whit Monday Sat 11-Jun-60 The Vibratones The Carlton 6 (House Band) Sat 18-Jun-60 The Atomites The Carlton 6 (House Band) Sat 25-Jun-60 Shane Fenton and the Beat Boys The Embassy Band Sat 2-Jul-60 The Vibratones The Gaiety Band Sat 9-Jul-60 John Berry and his Band The Atomites Sat 16-Jul-60 Shane Fenton and the Beat Boys The Embassy Band Sat 23-Jul-60 The Vibratones The Carlton 6 (House Band) Sat 30-Jul-60 Shane Fenton and the Beat Boys The Embassy Band Mon 1-Aug-60 Paul Denis and the Phantoms The Carlton 6 (House Band) Grand Holiday Dance Sat 6-Aug-60 The Coasters The Gaiety Band Sat 13-Aug-60 Shane Fenton Rhythm Group The Carlton 6 (House Band) Sat 20-Aug-60 The Atomites The Carlton 6 (House Band) Sat 27-Aug-60 The Coasters The Embassy Band Sat 3-Sep-60 The Atomites The Gaiety Band Sat 10-Sep-60 Shane Fenton and the Fentones The Carlton 6 (House Band) Sat 17-Sep-60 Pete Sturman Rhythm Group The Carlton 6 (House Band) Fri 23-Sep-60 Chris Wayne and the Echoes "Top Records" Introducing "Young Teenage Night" (Fridays) Sat 24-Sep-60 Chris Wayne and the Echoes The Embassy Band Fri 30-Sep-60 The Atomites Rhythm Group Sat 1-Oct-60 Eggy Ley Jazzmen The Counterbeats (Doncaster) Sat 8-Oct-60 Shane Fenton and the Fentones The Carlton 6 (House Band) Fri 14-Oct-60 Shane Fenton and the Fentones "Top Records" Sat 15-Oct-60 Wally Fawkes Dixieland Band The Stalkers Rhythm Group Fri 21-Oct-60 Shane Fenton and the Fentones Sat 22-Oct-60 Craig Douglas Tony Holland and the Pack-A-Beats Fri 28-Oct-60 Jammy Williams' Offbeats Sat 29-Oct-60 Micky Ashman Big Beat Ragtime Band Tracy Martin and The Newtones Gliderdrome Bands 1960 - 1973 Notes on Main Act Support Acts General Notes Day Date Main Act / Events Fri 4-Nov-60 Shane Fenton and the Fentones Sat 5-Nov-60 The Wild Ones The Stalkers Fri 11-Nov-60 Vince Eager and his Quiet Three Sat 12-Nov-60 Vince Eager and his Quiet Three Tracy Martin and The Newtones Fri 18-Nov-60 Johnny Dark and the Midnighters Sat 19-Nov-60 Shane Fenton and the Fentones The Embassy Band Fri 25-Nov-60 The Crestas Sat 26-Nov-60 The Crestas The Stalkers Fri 2-Dec-60 Shane Fenton and the Fentones Sat 3-Dec-60 Shane Fenton and the Fentones The Carlton 6 (House Band) Fri 9-Dec-60 Shane Fenton and the Fentones Sat 10-Dec-60 Terry Dene and the Dene-Aces Tracy Martin and The Newtones Fri 16-Dec-60 Jimmy Crawford and the Ravens Sat 17-Dec-60 Bob Wallis and his Storyville Jazzmen The Stalkers Fri 23-Dec-60 The Carlton 6 "Christmas Jollity Night" Sat 24-Dec-60 Jimmy Crawford and the Ravens Fri 30-Dec-60 The Kobalts Sat 31-Dec-60 Shane Fenton and the Fentones Tracy Martin and The Newtones Fri 6-Jan-61 Shane Fenton and the Fentones Sat 7-Jan-61 Tony Holland and the Pack-A-Beats Dick James and the 4 Gents Cents? Fri 13-Jan-61 Jimmy Crawford and the Ravens Sat 14-Jan-61 Michael Cox and the Hunters The Stalkers Fri 20-Jan-61 Nick James and the 4 Gents Sat 21-Jan-61 Jimmy Crawford and the Ravens The Carlton 6 Fri 27-Jan-61 Three Pontiacs Sat 28-Jan-61 The Fabulous Fleerakkers Ivan Jay Group Fri 3-Feb-61 Shane Fenton and the Fentones Sat 4-Feb-61 Danny Hunter and the Strangers The Stalkers Fri 10-Feb-61 Nick James Group Sat 11-Feb-61 Vince Taylor and the Playboys Shane Fenton and the Fentones Fri 17-Feb-61 Jimmy Crawford and the Ravens Sat 18-Feb-61 Chris Allen and his Big Beat Band Carl Dene the new "rock" sensation Fri 24-Feb-61 The Pontiacs Sat 25-Feb-61 The Dave Clark Group The Carlton 6 Fri 3-Mar-61 Lee Walker and the Travellers Sat 4-Mar-61 Keith Kelly(Parlaphone) Jackie Lynton(HMV) Brian Carr and the Teenbeats/Jimmy Crawford and the Ravens Fri 10-Mar-61 Lee Walker and the Travellers Sat 11-Mar-61 Russ Sainty and the famous Rhett Stoller Group Screaming Lord Sutch and the Savages/Dougie Dean and Pete Newman Fri 17-Mar-61 Nick James Group Sat 18-Mar-61 Robb Storme and the Whispers The Carlton 6 Fri 19-Mar-61 Jimmy Crawford and the Ravens Fri 24-Mar-61 The Raiders Group Sat 25-Mar-61 Eden Kane and the Citizens Shane Fenton and the Fentones Sat 1-Apr-61 Bob Miller and his Millermen Easter Saturday Mon 3-Apr-61 Terry Young and the Young Stars The Carlton 6 Easter Monday Fri 7-Apr-61 The Pontiacs Sat 8-Apr-61 Ivan Jaye and the Jaycats The Crestas Fri 14-Apr-61 Nick James Group Sat 15-Apr-61 Danny Davis and the Victors The Crestas Fri 21-Apr-61 Sandra and her Group Gliderdrome Bands 1960 - 1973 Notes on Main Act Support Acts General Notes Day Date Main Act / Events Sat 22-Apr-61 Mike Berry and the Outlaws Mike Berry - a "hit" on Juke Box Jury Paul Raven (Gary Glitter) and the Vibratones Fri 28-Apr-61 The Night Hawks Sat 29-Apr-61 Vince Taylor and the Playboys Gerry Beckles Sat 6-May-61 Sandra and her Group The Night Hawks Fri 12-May-61 The Night Hawks Sat 13-May-61 Robb Storme and the Whispers Sat 20-May-61 Keith Kelly, Jackie Lynton Brian Carr and the Teenbeats Whit Saturday Mon 22-May-61 Russ Sainty and the famous Rhett Stoller Group Whit Monday Fri 26-May-61 The Phantoms Sat 27-May-61 Pierce Rogers and the Overlanders Barry Edwards and The Semitones Fri 2-Jun-61 The Tornadoes Sat 3-Jun-61 Johnny Star and the Statesmen with Barbara Scott Johnny Howard and the Tremors Fri 9-Jun-61 Farran Kristy and the Sapphires Sat 10-Jun-61 Neil Christian and Earl Sheridan Fri 16-Jun-61 RAF Group Sat 17-Jun-61 The Flintstones and Ricky Baron and Rolly Daniels Fri 23-Jun-61 The Strangers Sat 24-Jun-61 Mike Berry and the Outlaws The Fabulous Gunners Fri 30-Jun-61 The Kobalts Sat 1-Jul-61 Danny Rivers Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers Fri 7-Jul-61 The Echoes Sat 8-Jul-61 Screamin' Lord Such and the Savages Fri 14-Jul-61 The Sattellites Sat 15-Jul-61 Jimmy Crawford and the Ravens The 'Hi-Fi' Group Fr 21-Jul-61 The RAF Group Sat 22-Jul-61 Sounds Incorporated with Freddie Lloyd AKA "The Gene Vincent Backing Band" who's Freddie Loyd need to research more Fri 28-Jul-61 The Vikings Teenage Combo Sat 29-Jul-61 Sandra and the Boyfriends The Johnny Brent Group Fri 4-Aug-61 The Sattellites Sat 5-Aug-61 Roy Duval and the Bluenotes "only british rock group recording on an American label" Pierce Rogers and the Overlanders Mon 7-Aug-61 Jimmy Crawford and the Ravens "Grand Holiday Dance" Fri 11-Aug-61 The Kobalts Sat 12-Aug-61 Lee Walker and the Travellers The Premiers Fri 18-Aug-61 The Tornadoes Sat 19-Aug-61 The Reg Guest Rhythm Trio Farran Kirsty and the Saphires Fri 25-Aug-61 The Vikings Teenage Combo Sat 26-Aug-61 The Flintstones Fri 1-Sep-61 The Vikings Teenage Combo Sat 2-Sep-61 Gunners with Garry Mills and Lorna Henderson Fri 8-Sep-61 Dean Raider Group Sat 9-Sep-61 Jimmy Crawford and the Ravens Tony and the Cadillacs with Johnny Ballad Fri 15-Sep-61 Nick James and the 4 Cents The Poachers Sat 16-Sep-61 Earl Baron Six The Flintstones with Kenny Lynch originally billed The Satellites Fri 22-Sep-61 The Kobalts Beat Men / Corvairs Sat 23-Sep-61 Karl Denver Trio Sandra and the Boy Friends Fri 29-Sep-61 The Satellites The Poachers Sat 30-Sep-61 Bob Miller and the Miller Men Tue 3-Oct-61 Gliderdrome Social Club Tombola, First advertised bingo sessions, for Tuesdays Fri 6-Oct-61 Sony Child and the Scholars Duke James and the Rustlers Sat 7-Oct-61 The Fabulous Fleerekkers -2/2 "One of Britain's Best Beat Bands" Gliderdrome Bands 1960 - 1973 Notes on Main Act Support Acts General Notes Day Date Main Act / Events Fri 13-Oct-61 Trek Fahron and the Unknowns The Korvairs Sat 14-Oct-61 Russ Sainty and the Rhet Stoller Group Nick James and the 4 Cents Fri 20-Oct-61 Nick James and the 4 Cents Sat 21-Oct-61 Nelson Keene with Barry Edwards and The Semitones Barry Edwards and The Semitones Fri 27-Oct-61 Tony and the Cadillacs with Johnny Ballad Sat 28-Oct-61 Craig Douglas Robb Storme and The Whispers /Dave Berry and the Cruisers Fri 3-Nov-61 The Kobalts Sat 4-Nov-61 Tony and the Cadillacs with Johnny Ballad Nick James and the 4 Cents Fri 10-Nov-61 The Korvairs Sat 11-Nov-61 Dave Sampson and the Hunters "Rivals to the Shadows" The Silhouettes Fri 17-Nov-61 The Rustlers Sat 18-Nov-61 Wee Willie Harris and his Rockets "From the film World by Night" Johnny Milton and the Condors with Jody
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    Comune di Pordenone Regione Autonoma Friuli Venezia Giulia Provincia di Pordenone Ass. Cult. Pordenone Giovani ServiziEventi Machine DAL 25 AL 31 AGOSTO UNA SETTIMANA DI BLUES IN CITTÀ CONCERTI › TEATRO › LETTERATURA ARTE › CINEMA › ENOGASTRONOMIA INGRESSO GRATUITO Ore 20.45 grandi idoli come Lunedì 25 AGOSTO Bobby Blue Bland, MINI CONFERENZA EX CONVENTO DI SAN FRANCESCO Sam Cook e B.B. King. Alla fine de- PIAZZA DELLLA MOTTA IL BLUES IN ITALIA gli anni ’50 arriva in Ore 18.00 E IN EUROPA Inghilterra e inizia Breve chiacchierata sui vari aspetti della musica afroame- a collaborare con ricana nel vecchio continente: ha ancora senso suonare alcuni dei maggiori DAL 25 AL 31 AGOSTO 2014, UNA SETTIMA- INAUGURAZIONE la musica dei neri, produrre dischi, organizzare concerti, esponenti della na- in presenza delle autorità serate, scrivere recensioni? scente scena blues NA DI GRANDI EVENTI PER ASSAGGIARE IL Saranno presenti: Le 12 battute riescono ad avvicinare il Friuli e la Sicilia? britannica. Dopo la Ci sono nuovi sviluppi a livello europeo per questa forma Chris Barber Jazz BLUES ATTRAVERSO CONCERTI, PROIEZIONI, - Davide Grandi redattore della rivista Il Blues - Keeping d’arte e di cultura “povera” ma immediata e istintiva? Band infatti appro- da nei Blues Incorporated di Alexis Korner, considerato CONFERENZE, IN OGNI ANGOLO DELLA CIT- The Blues Alive Award - Print Media 2009 - Membro A cura di Davide Grandi (redattore della rivista Il Blues e del board dell’European Blues Union - Organizzatore Membro del board dell’European Blues Union) il padre del british blues. Nella sua band militeranno delle selezioni italiane per l’European Blues Challenge moltissimi artisti divenuti poi famosissimi nei gruppi TÀ SORSEGGIANDO VINI MUSICALI, ASCOL- rock come Jack Bruce e Ginger Baker (Cream), Charlie - Cesare Coletti coordinatore del “1° Blues Music Day”, 0re 21.15 Watts (Rolling Stones) e molti altri.