I have surfed the tinternet for a similar image in vain. The Monotones and The Whirlwinds later to become Force 5, were the two bands everyone looked up to. Learn how your comment data is processed. Pete Stanley also decided to leave and concentrate on the business he had started with his brother-in-law. Once again, sincere thanks to Chris Bishop for his website which allows us all a wander down memory lane. They would need to be of high-ish resolution, probably not copied from the Garage/Treetops website. He heard our run through and suggested that perhaps he could play the piano on the recording, which he did. Hows Pambo? Thanks again for the memories, Sally, Hi Jim I will try to speak with Sandras sister Carol would be good to have a pint and the Elms must be the place to go ! I dont go to South end very often now but was there last year and showed my husband some of my old haunts and told him about the White all and the London inn. It would be great if there were to be a Monotones reunion at the Elms..I would be there!!!! Good to talk to you, regards Pete Stanley. Most of working life has been in aviation but now looking after sheep. Went to his house.Train was late had to wait hour. Jim. In 1962 the Mustangs were formed with Phil Thomas (lead vocals), Bob Church (rhythm), Adrian Philpott (lead guitar), Keith Chesher (drums) and myself (bass guitar and keyboards). There was not much for me in the English charts then the stuff sounds so dated today! Following the release of California My Way in 1968 we did not release another record until Mississippi Valley in 1970. Even more, it looks like additional research confirms that you might be the only source on the Net that links these two together. This was even more horrendous than our last name and thankfully it didnt last too long. Nevertheless we had some air time on Radio Luxembourg and the pirate stations Radio Caroline and Radio London. The Monotones were the first group I ever saw live, in the hall at WHSB and I saw them many times after that, mostly at the Elms. And if you do visit, you may get the chance [ if the attendants not looking ] to touch Gary Brookers silk cape. It was a surprise when at around three in the morning, we were awoken by heavy banging on the door. . I decided to buy a Hawaiin guitar, which would suit the setting. It was great to hear it again after all these years. Affectionately known as The New Conti, the New Continental opened in 1967 when the old Conti club in Oxford Road was demolished. The first time a really serious fight started we realised we hadnt rehearsed this tune and I can remember frantically trying to whistle and sing this into the microphone while trying to dodge flying glass etc. Most venues only had a licence for two musicians, and playing chart covers wasnt easy with only two band members. Strat cranked up. 
May 1966 
P018524 - B53B1R from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors. tiffany's nightclub wimbledon I recall that the group used to play at The Elms and also at The Halfway House on the seafront in Thorpe Bay. He said that he had some friends back home who strummed a few tunes together and I was invited to join in. Visible. I bought a blanket coat in the sales for 20.00 = ok. (20.00 that was a heck of a lot of money then and oh how I remember that coat.

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