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| In 1962 Philip Solomon an
entrepreneur from London appeared on the
scene and booked them to tour Gt.
Britain with Nina & Frederick - - "There's a Hole in my Bucket" -
- The tour finished in Manchester where they worked on the Club Scene for
several months.
Con dining with Nina and
Frederick
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 Philip Solomon again approached them to appear in a
Summer Season Show in Arbroath in Scotland. Top of the Bill was Patrick
O'Hagan (Johnny Logans Father) from Ireland. Also on the bill was
Hal
Roach, a comedian from Dublin.
Dick Rowe from Decca Records heard them rehearsing and asked
them to record 'Charmaine'.
Con & Dec, with Steve Perry (who was a producer on Basic
Instinct)
They changed their name to 'The Bachelors', and
released 'Charmaine' two weeks before Christmas 1962. It rose to no.5 in the
charts and stayed there for 52 weeks!
1963 More records -(see
discography) - 'Far away Places' - 'Whispering' !!
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The Bachelors The
Original 60's Group.
Con
& Dec with Shel Talmy, 
