Jan - Feb 1964

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Nov - Dec 1964

Charts & Memorabilia

May 1964 04 - Newcastle (La Dolce Vita) - week 11 - Birmingham (Hippodrome) - week 18 - Liverpool (Empire) - week 25 - Nottingham (Theatre Royal - week)	Adam Faith Nottingham :- Susan Maughan The Jones Boys Variety tour
May 1964 09 - Finsbury Park (Astoria) 10 - Hammersmith (Odeon) 11 - Birmingham (Town Hall) 12 - Nottingham (Odeon) 13 - Stockton (Globe) 14 - Sheffield (City Hall) 15 - Bradford (Gaumont) 16 - Bournemouth (Winter Gardens) 17 - Liverpool (Odeon) 18 - Southampton (Gaumont) 19 - Plymouth (ABC) 20 - Exeter (Savoy) 21 - Croydon (ABC) 22 - Manchester (Odeon) 23 - Newcastle (City Hall) 24 - Leicester (De Montfort Hall) 25 - Woolwich (Granada) 26 - Bolton (Odeon) 27 - Glasgow (Odeon) 28 - Bristol (Colston Hall) 29 - Southend (Odeon) 31 - Hammersmith (Odeon) Chuck Berry - Front cover Running Order - Swinging Blue Jeans Running Order - Gene Vincent Ticket - Finsbury Park Astoria Ticket - Leicester Ticket - Hammersmith Odeon Full copy of programme (Flickr)	Chuck Berry Carl Perkins King Size Taylor & The Dominos Animals {Swinging Blue Jeans or {Bern Elliott & The Fenmen or {Gene Vincent The Other Two Nashville Teens Larry Burns (compere) Promoter : Don Arden Due to adverse audience reaction the Swinging Blue Jeans left the tour half way through Chuck Berry The Swinging Blue Jeans The Nashville Teens Ticket and Autograph The Animals Full copy of programme (Flickr)	Poster - Bradford Poster - Hammersmith Odeon Poster - Croydon Gene Vincent King Size Taylor & The Dominoes The Other Two
May 1964  11 - Bournemouth (Winter Gardens) 13 - Newcastle (City Hall) 14 - Bradford (St. George's Hall) 15 - Stoke (Trentham Gardens) Rolling Stones - Front cover Running Order	Rolling Stones Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers Peter Jay & The Jaywalkers Julie Grant Keith Powell & The Valets Chris Carlsen (compere?) Promoter : Austin Newman Their second Bradford appearance of 1964. At the time their 3rd single Not Fade Away was in the charts http://www.nzentgraf.de/books/tcw/1964.htm Julie Grant Recorded for Pye and had three top 40 records in 1963/1964 all produced by Tony Hatch http://www.45-rpm.org.uk/dirj/julieg.htm	"The Rolling Stones Show" Ticket - Newcastle Keith Powell & The Valets Birmingham band who released three singles on Columbia in 1964 http://www.brumbeat.net/valets.htm Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers http://www.45-rpm.org.uk/dirc/cliffb.htm
May 1964 11 - Newcastle (Odeon) - week 18 - Glasgow (Odeon) - week 25 - Coventry (Theatre) - week	Frank Ifield
May 12th 1964  Bradford (Top 20 Club, Idle) Opening Night	Applejacks Idle & Thackley Conservative Club
May 14th 1964 Scarborough (Spa)	Little Richard Don & Dewey Flintstones
May 1964 16 - Cleethorpes (ABC) 17 - Blackpool (ABC) 18 - Scarborough (Futurist) Front cover Running Order - Blackpool & Scarborough Fully copy of programme (Flickr)	Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas Adrienne Poster (16th) Millie (17th and 18th) The Moments (16th) The Five Embers (17th and 18th) Peter Jay & The Jaywalkers The Purple Hearts Margo & The Marvettes Peter Quinton (compere) Promoters - Arthur Howes & Brian Epstein Millie Peter Quinton Fully copy of programme (Flickr)	Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas Adrienne Poster Peter Jay & The Jaywalkers
May 17th 1964 Great Yarmouth (Wellington Pier)	Adam Faith Sunday concert
May 17th 1964 Newcastle (La Dolce Vita) - week	Joe Brown & The Bruvvers
May 1964 24 - Coventry (Theatre) 25 - East Ham (Granada) 26 - Birmingham (Town Hall) 27 - Cannock (Danilo) 28 - Stockport (Essoldo) 29 - Sheffield (City Hall) 30 - Slough (Adelphi)	Rolling Stones Peter & Gordon The Overlanders Duke D'Mond & The Barron Knights The Caravelles (Coventry only) Julie Grant David John & The Mood Tony Marsh (compere) Promoter - John Smith The Rolling Stones The Caravelles The Overlanders Tony Marsh Full copy of programme (Flickr)	The Rolling Stones Peter & Gordon Julie Grant Duke D'Mond & The Barron Knights
May 31st 1964 London (Empire Pool, Wembley)	Adam Faith Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders Freddie & The Dreamers Julie Grant The Hollies Eden Kane & The Downbeats The Barron Knights with Duke de Mond The Merseybeats The McKinleys The Rolling Stones The Roulettes Kevin Scott & The Kinsmen The Swinging Blue Jeans The Undertakers David Jacobs (compere) Promoter - Tito Burns "Pop Hit Parade" Afternoon concert
May 31st 1964 London (Empire Pool, Wembley)	The Rolling Stones Evening concert
June 4th 1964 Bradford (Coffin, Ivegate)	David John & The Mood	Opening night - 35 Ivegate
June 5th 1964 Bradford (Dungeon, Westgate)	Rev Black & The Rocking Vicars
June 14th 1964 Bradford (Dungeon, Westgate)	The Blue Sounds
June 15th 1964 Bradford (Majestic Ballroom)	Merseybeats
June 17th 1964 Bradford (Top 20 Club, Idle)	Mojos
June 26th 1964 Bradford (Top 20 Club, Idle)	Pretty Things
June 27th 1964 Great Yarmouth (ABC) - 12 weeks	The Shadows Summer season
June 28th 1964 Ilkley (Troutbeck)	The Blue Sounds	Bass player was Klaus Voorman who later played with Manfred Mann and the Plastic Ono Band
June 29th 1964 Bradford (Majestic Ballroom)	Paramounts Recorded for Parlophone and their version of "Poison Ivy" appears regularly on compilations. Brooker formed Procul Harum in April 1967 and he was later joined by Trower and Wilson, Their debut single  "A Whiter Shade Of Pale" was released in May 1967	Gary Brooker, Barrie Wilson, Robin Trower and Diz Derrick
June 30th 1964 Bradford (Coffin, Ivegate)	Rev Black & The Rocking Vicars

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