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Arthur Sharp left in 1972 to join the band's one-time manager Don Arden, and Trevor Williams joined. Despite Phillips's efforts, the Nashville Teens split in 1975. The band re-formed in 1980, however, with Phillips as the only original member, joined by Peter Agate (guitar), Len Surtees (bass) and Adrian Metcalfe (drums).
From the stockbroker town of Weybridge in Surrey came The Nashville Teens, brainchildren of Arthur Sharp and Ramon Phillips, lead singers of two rival groups of the parish who amalgamated in 1962. Of the two, Phillips was the more commanding, taking most of the weightier vocals leaving comic-relief to the easy-going Sharp. In 1966 Ray.
The Nashville Teens are a British pop band formed in Weybridge, Surrey in 1962. Little is known of the founding musicians, except that Arthur Sharp began his career in music as the manager of Aerco Records in Woking, Surrey, but the 'Mark II' line-up comprised original singers Arthur Sharp and Ray Phillips, with former Cruisers Rock Combo ...
Before becoming a professional musician Art Sharp had worked in the "Aerco" record store in Woking. That gave him access to new American imports - and one of these was a 1960 import of John D Loudermilk songs, which included "Tobacco Road" - in a country music format.
Arthur Sharpe is a BAFTA, Ivor Novello and RTS Award-winning composer. … whose distinct and characterful music combines modern experimental sensibilities and playing techniques with the melody-driven lyricism of classical writing.
About Arthur Sharpe. Arthur Sharpe is an award-winning film and TV composer based in London, UK. He’s scored for programmes such as (BAFTA-nominated) “Flowers”, “Women on the Verge”, and ...
On the departure of Arthur Sharp in 1972, Ray Phillips (2) was left as the only remaining original member. They disbanded in 1973, but were reformed by Phillips in 1980. Between 1973 and 1980 Ray Philips toured Hungary with several line ups under the guise of The Nashville Teens.
