Details and Notes
May not have taken place
Georgie Fame (v/o), Colin Green (g), Peter Coe (s), Tex Makins (b), Bill Eyden (d)
same lineup as at the Dungeon in July
King Bees
Drew Charles Combo
Lykes Of Witch
September 21st 1964
September 24th 1964
ABC, Hull
Gaumont, Doncaster
Inez and Charlie Foxx
Mike Berry & The Innocents
Simon Scott & The Le Roys
The Mojos
Don Spencer (compere)
Not Fade AwAy
I Just Want To Make Love To You
The Hollies
The Four Pennies
Tony Jackson & The Vibrations
Marianne Faithfull
The Toggery Five
Don Dwight (compere)
Pretty Things
October 10th 1964
ABC, Hull
The Ronettes
Bill Black's Combo
Cliff Bennett & THe Rebel Rousers
Yardbirds
Kinks (Hull)
Promoter: Arthur Howes
Manfred Mann
Nashville Teens
Rocking Berries
Bobby Patrick Big Six
Untamed Four
Bob Bain (compere)
Mary Wells
Tommy Quickly
The Remo Four
Sounds Incorporated
Michael Haslam
The Rusticks
Bob Bain (compere)
Coventry band who recorded "So Much In Love" for Decca which entered the top 50 the following month
Pianist/singer who regularly played at the Mojo
October 19th 1964
November 4th 1964
November 5th 1964
November 7th 1964
ABC, Huddersfield
Odeon, Leeds
ABC, Hull?
Gaumont, Doncaster
Dionne Warwick
Isley Brothers
The Zombies
Alan Elsdon & The Voodoos
Syd & Eddie (comperes)
Howlin' Wolf
Sonny Boy Williamson
Lightning Hopkins
Sunnyland Slim
Willie Dixon
Sleepy John Estes
Sugar Pie Desanto
Hubert Sumlin
Clifton James
Hammie Nixon
John Henry Barbee
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Applejacks
Millie
Lulu & The Luvvers
Honeycombs
Daryl Quist
Beat Merchants
Puppets
Promoters : George Cooper & Larry Parnes
to
November 6th 1964
Heinz
Dixie Cups
Jess Conrad
Tornados
Hi-Fis
Wayne Gibson
Larry Burns (compere)
Promoter : Larry Parnes/George Cooper Organisation
Travellers
Effects By Five
Manchester band who were runners up in the "Ready Steady Win" TV talent
contest.
Lead singer was Paul Young (right).
Ray Thomas, Clint Warwick, Graeme Edge, Mike Pinder and Denny Laine
Formed in Birmingham the previous year. Released their second single Go Now in December 1964
Laine and Warwick were replaced by John Lodge & Justin Hayward in 1966. Nights in White Satin was released the following year.
Carl Perkins
Tommy Tucker
Elkie Brooks
Plebs
Nashville Teens
Quotations
Ray Cameron (compere)
Promoter : Don Arden
PJ Proby fell out with the promoter and it was announced that Proby was to be replaced by Chuck Berry. However, it proved too late to rescue the tour and the whole project was scrapped
SHOW CANCELLED
December 2nd 1964
December 6th 1964
ABC, Hull
Futurist, Scarborough
Gene Pitney
Kinks
Marianne Faithfull
Mike Cotton Sound
Bobby Shafto
Bryan Burdon (compere)
Promoter : Brian Epstein/Arthur Howes
to
November 23rd 1964
Bern Elliot
Downliners Sect
Soul Sisters
Wayne Gibson
Graham Bond (v/o), Jack Bruce (b), Dick Heckstall (s), Ginger Baker (d)
November 28th 1964
City Hall, Sheffield
Brian Poole & The Tremeloes
Herman's Hermits
Dave Berry & The Cruisers
The Primitives
The Gobbledegooks
The Echoes
Johnny Ball (compere)
Promoter : Kennedy Street Enterprises/Tito Burns
Jimmy Powell and the Five Dimensions. The lineup included Rod Stewart who
eventually took over the band.
December 6th 1964
ABC, Wakefield
Manfred Mann
Johnny Kidd & The Pirates
Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders
Heinz
Marty Wilde
Bern Elliott & The Fenmen
The Flee-Rekkers
John Barry Seven
Promoter : George Cooper
John Barry Seven backed Brenda Lee. The other acts appeared at various venues
Joe Meek produced group. He advised them to drop their singer (Rod Stewart) and become an instrumental group.
According to their website they were also playing the Mojo (Peter Stringfellow) in Sheffield on the same night.
