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The Toggery Five. lead vocals Paul Young, lead guitar Frank Renshaw, rhythm guitar Keith Meredith, bass Kenneth Mills, and on drums Graham Smith. Keith Meredith was replaced by Alan Doyle. The name of the band changed over the years and the change of personnel to "The Toggery Soul Band" (1965-1966), or "Paul Young's Toggery" (1966), or simply ...
21 de abr. de 2022 · Paul Young - vocals (Born: 17 June 1947, Wythenshawe - Died: 2000) Alan Doyle - rhythm guitar. Mick Abrahams. Clive Bunker. Formed in 1963 in Stockport. Mike Cohen managed the group. He also managed The Hollies. Cohen owned a clothes shop called The Toggery. Bob Smith left in 1964 and was replaced by 16 year old Paul Young.
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Dimples. John Lee Hooker. Released. 1964 — UK. Vinyl —. 7", 45 RPM, Single. Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for I'm Gonna Jump by The Toggery Five. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.
The Toggery Five. The Toggery Five were one of the more interesting failed groups from Manchester who missed in several attempts to carve a niche for themselves in pop/rock. Formed in 1963 by Mike Rabin (vocals), Frank…. Read Full Biography. STREAM OR BUY:
The Toggery Five. プロフィール: Beat group from Manchester, UK, 1964 to 66, lead vocals Paul Young, lead guitar Frank Renshaw, rhythm guitar Keith Meredith, bass Kenneth Mills, and on drums Graham Smith. Keith Meredith was replaced by Alan Doyle. The name of the band changed over the years and the change of personnel to "The Toggery Soul ...
The Toggery Five I’d Much Rather Be With “The Togs” - The Toggery Five Story by Olaf Owre. A million thanks to Frank Renshaw, Alan Doyle, Paul Young, Pat Young, Jason Young, Stephen K. Hauser, Steve Vidler, Graham Smith and Mick Abrahams for invaluable information and inspiration to complete this article a project I've been working on for years and years.
