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Rolling Stones (The Original) Dover/Folkestone 1961
David English (Lead Vocals)
Nov 25th 1961 Folkestone Herald - Visiting Folkestone Teenage Club tomorrow in place of resident band 'Sundowners' This is the 3rd time they have appeared at Folkestone. A semi-pro group who spend time touring Kentish teenage clubs and play regularly at Dover Town Hall.
Dec 2nd 1961 - The Rolling Stones were such a success at Folkestone Teenage Club when they played there a fortnight agp that the organisers have decided to ask them back again tomorrow. Nearly 300 teenagers turned out to see them at The Empress Ballroom, Grace Hill the last time they performed. On Christmas Eve, res. band The Sundowners will feature with The Doltons and The Lonely Ones.
Dec 30th 1961 - Were seen and heard on Southern Television Talent Contest "Home Grown" on Thurs. last week. The were not placed. Song was called "Sway"
Pic March 1962 Were supporting group to Joe Brown and The Bruvvers at The Empress Ballroom Easter Monday.
(John Atkins says the band appear to be using Burns Duosonic and a Fenton Weill)

http://www.kentgigs.com/musicbiz/Bands.html

http://www.columbia.edu/~brennan/beegees/88.html
George Harrison:

George Harrison — vocal, guitar
Dhani Harrison — vocal
David English — vocal
Ravi Shankar — sitar
others unknown
engineer:
producer: (probably) David Mackay, George Harrison, David English
possibly March or April 1988, possibly London

RIDE RAJBUN
George Harrison, David English (1988)
possibly March 1988
stereo, lead vocal George Harrison, David English
The Bunbury Tails, 1992

This is the only special Bunburys recording that the Gibb brothers did not work on, but since it does feature co-creator David English as writer and as the spoken voice of the Katman of Katmandu, here it is anyway. George Harrison’s son Dhani, age 10 in 1988, sings harmony vocals. This is believed to date from March or April of 1988. Weeks later, George began the Travelling Wilburys sessions, the name possibly derived from the Bunburys.

Интересно, это тот же Дэвид Инглиш, из "Роллинг Стоунз" ?

Как не крути рекордсмены, наверно, The Tornadoes. Сколько таких груп было в 60-х!!!!