Details and Notes
Becomes a live show
Searchers
Bobby Vee
Zombies
Tony Jackson & The Vibrations
Heinz & The Wild Boys
Echoes
Promoter : Roy Tempest
Originally a Brian Epstein managed group who recorded "Some Other Guy" for Decca in 1963. They split with Epstein in July 1963 and two of the original members left in November 1963.
The bass player Johnny Gustafson later played with the Merseybeats and in the seventies with Roxy Music
David John & The Mood
Liverpool band who played at the Star Club, Hamburg and the Cavern. Made three Tony Hatch produced singles for Pye
Opening night
Great name and great band. Windsor based.
Susan Maughan
Mike Preston
Freddy Davies
The Mission Belles
Ronnie Jones
Morton Fraser's Harmonica Gang
Hall Roach
Mike Leander Showband
Elaine & Derek
Junco Partners (Newcastle)
The Fifth Edition (Darlington)
MTA Blues (Leeds)
The Lykes Of Witch (Bradford)
Graham "Grom" Kelly
Loftus
"Grom" (bottom right) was the singer with "Junior's Eyes" who released
"Battersea Power Station" in 1969. He is still singing with his
band "Midnight Train"
May 15th 1965
Odeon, Leeds
Cyril Stapleton & His Orchestra
Yardbirds
Walker Brothers
Hollies
Goldie & The Gingerbreads
Jeff & Jon
Riot Squad
Val McKenna
Bob Bain (compere)
Promoter : Arthur Howes
This tour was initially headlined by the Kinks and the Yardbirds. The Kinks left the tour after Dave Davies and the drummer Mick Avory had a fight onstage at the Capitol Cinema, Cardiff. Davies needed hospital treatment. The Yardbirds left the tour to fulfil prior bookings in Scotland
