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Profile: 1960s Beat group from Birmingham, England, which featured Steve Gibbons. Sites: All Music , Wikipedia , brumbeat.net. Members: Bob Burnett, Dave Morgan (2), Dave Pegg, Jim Holden, Jimmy O'Neill (2), John Gordon (4), John Hustwayte, Keith Smart, Richard Tandy, Roger Hill, Steve Gibbons, Will Hammond (3) Variations: Viewing All | The Ugly's.
2. Jan. 2010 · 74K views 14 years ago. Birmingham's Ugly's released this gem in 1965. It was very successful in Australia, hard to imagine, a song making social comment in the everchanging mid 60's ...more ...
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Explore The Ugly's's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about The Ugly's on AllMusic.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2004 CD release of "The (Complete) Ugly's (The Quiet Explosion)" on Discogs.
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The Uglys evolved from a late 1950s line-up called "The Dominettes" whose early members had included Roy Bates, Bob Burlison, Mick Burrows, drummer Jimmy Holden, bass guitarist John Hustwayte (whose brother was in Pat Wayne's group The Deltas), guitarist Alan Pierce, and lead vocalist Colin Smith. In the early days, the group had a part-time ...
The Ugly's. By 1963, The Dominettes were renamed The Ugly's. Eventually, the Ugly's were able to secure a recording contract with Pye Records and the first release from the group in 1965 was an original song entitled "Wake Up My Mind", composed by Burnet, Holden and Gibbons. The single was advanced for its time and featured some ...
13. März 2023 · The Ugly's – Wake Up My Mind - YouTube. David Oldman. 966 subscribers. 23. 350 views 5 months ago. Formed in 1963, Birmingham, England. Disbanded 1969. Featured here is their first single...
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