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The Bachelors The
Original 60's Group.
| 1967 |
THE BACHELORS SHOW JANUARY 1967
THE BACHELORS WITH THE STARLIGHTERS AND THE TILLER GIRLS

It's a tight squeeze, but it sounded great!
| Decca wanted an Irish Album from 'The Bachelors' but they were too busy to travel to London, so the studio came to them! Sitting in different dressing rooms for 'separation' and fitted with earphones they recorded the back tracks, then put the voices on in another dressing room. One track was performed live in the pub next door to the theatre! When other musicians were required they travelled to London to the Decca Studios in West Hampstead. |
ALSO in 1967
'The Bachelors' opening Batley Variety Club, 26/3/'67.

| On
10th Dec. 1966 The Bachelors were asked to lay the Foundation Stone for Batley
Variety Club in Yorkshire, England.1 Sixteen weeks later they opened it to the
public. Many great artists followed in their footsteps including The Supremes,
Louis Armstrong,
Shirley Bassey
and
The Bee Gees.
(One of them
married a waitress from there!)
The club is still going strong, although it is now called 'The Batley Frontier Variety Club'. The Foundation Stone was on the right of the front door as you entered. |
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The Bachelors The Bachelors sang two songs at the San Remo Song Festival, one being 'Proposta', the other being 'Per vedere quant'è grande il mondo'. Proposta came 3rd in the competition, but went on to be a No.1 record in Italy. Check it out on http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festival_di_Sanremo_1967 |
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The Bachelors The Bachelors appearing on Chinese Television whilst they were in Hong Kong |
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The Bachelors
The Original 60's Group.
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