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Jun 18, 2021 · Tracks 1-5 to 1-8 released as The Merseybeats - The Merseybeats On Stage Tracks 1-9 and 1-10 released as The Merseybeats - Don't Turn Around Tracks 1-9 to 1-20 released as The Merseybeats - The Merseybeats Track 1-21 recorded in 1964. First released on Various - Unearthed Merseybeat Vol.1 (From The Birth Of Merseybeat To Psychedelia 1957-1968)
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The Merseybeats. Originally called the Mavericks, the band was formed by singer/guitarist Tony Crane and singer/bassist Billy Kinsley in late 1960. [3] They became the Pacifics in September 1961. [1] They were renamed the Mersey Beats in February 1962 by Bob Wooler, MC at the Cavern Club. In April 1962, they became the Merseybeats.
Jun 11, 2021 · Release Date June 11, 2021. Duration 02:29:20. Genre. Pop/Rock. Styles. ... I Stand Accused: The Complete Merseybeats & Merseys Sixties Recordings by The Merseybeats ...
THE MERSEYBEATS - "I Stand Accused" / "All My Life" (Fontana TF 645) December 1965There is something about this track that I find fascinating. It certainly i...
After their superb version of 'I Stand Accused' (a big favourite of local teenager Elvis Costello, later to cover the song) failed to become the huge success that it deserved to be, group leaders Tony Crane and Billy Kinsley reinvented themselves as vocal duo The Merseys, who recorded one of the classic mid-60s pop hits in 'Sorrow', subsequently quoted in Beatles track 'It's All Too Much' and ...
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Norway. 1965. New Submission. I Stand Accused ( 7", 45 RPM, Mono) Fontana. 267 526 TF. Netherlands. 1966. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1965 Acetate release of "I Stand Accused" on Discogs.
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A 2-CD digipak release, I Stand Accused features many superb full colour photos as well as a new 9,000 word essay that covers the fascinating careers of both bands, including their relationships with the pre-fame Beatles and Brian Epstein, their adventures with The Who (with whom they shared the same management team, leading to John Entwistle and Keith Moon playing on a handful of Merseys ...
