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  1. Peter Pye, rhythm guitarist with The Honeycombs. Peter Pye from the NME 2nd April 1965. Peter Pye was born on the 12th of July 1946 in Walthamstow, he was 5' 8" and he has blonde hair and blue eyes. (Thank you N.M.E.) He grew up in the same area as Martin Murray and other Honeycombs band members.

  2. In 1972, Peter Pye, using an alteration of his middle name Frank, started a brief solo career as Peter Franc, with a single for Blue Mountain label, though both compositions were credited to Peter F. Pye. It was followed by two albums and three singles for the Dawn label, the latest being a 1975 non-album single.

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  4. Peter Pye Another of Martin's guitar students was Peter Pye, and during a period when Martin was recovering from a broken leg, Peter was a natural stand in for him. However by the end of 1964 Martin was frustrated with the attitude of his band mates who, perhaps seduced by their success were not making the effort to be professional that Martin wanted.

  5. Read Full Biography. STREAM OR BUY: Active. 1960s - 2010s. Formed. 1963 in London, England. Genre. Pop/Rock. Styles. British Invasion, Early British Pop/Rock, Early Pop/Rock. Group Members. Alan Ward, Dennis D'Ell, Honey Lantree, John Lantree, Martin Murray, Peter Pye, Eddie Spence. Articles. Staff Picks. Advanced Search. Remove Ads. 404 Error.

  6. Record Mirror 10 th October 1964. Then early in October 1964 at a gig in Peterborough, Martin was dragged off stage by over enthusiastic fans and broke his leg and hand. An urgent replacement was found in the form of 16 year old Peter Pye a family friend and one of Martin's guitar students.

  7. With Peter Pye replacing Martin Murray, the second single, Is It Because, stalled at #38. Eyes , which followed it, bombed totally. To the outsider, The Honeycombs had fallen into the dreaded one-hit-wonder syndrome and, before long, would be stacked on the rejection pile.