RIP Phil Everly

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Fungus

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Truro

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Great sounds, huge influence. RIP.

 

Psychobilly freakout

HellBilly

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R.I.P

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Tricky Dicky

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Saw them at the Brighton Centre a long while back.

 

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ofco8

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Tricky Dicky said:

Saw them at the Brighton Centre a long while back.

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I saw them also in Brighton but thought it was the Dome. Probably memory playing me up.
Just a great unique sound. Loads of hits.

 

Tricky Dicky

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ofco8 said:

I saw them also in Brighton but thought it was the Dome. Probably memory playing me up.
Just a great unique sound. Loads of hits.

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Definitely the Centre for me, '91 - i only remember as I was dragged along by the then g/f. Don't remember much about it, but if memory serves I gave a feeling they had Albert Collins playing guitar with them.

 

Cadiz Seagull

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Between Haywards Heath and Trujillo, Extremadura,

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Saw them many times in the 60's, both in Brighton and at Wembley. Fabulous duo.

 

glasfryn

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Rip phil

 

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Lincoln Imp

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Tricky Dicky said:

Definitely the Centre for me, '91 - i only remember as I was dragged along by the then g/f. Don't remember much about it, but if memory serves I gave a feeling they had Albert Collins playing guitar with them.

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Mr and Mrs Imp also.

It was a bit of a surprise to see that they were no longer skinny lads - they did a sort of Nigel Lawson in reverse - but they sounded almost as good as they did on record, the mark of all those wonderful American performers who dominated the rock and roll years.

They're getting old now. I noticed that the "Rock 'n' Roll shouter from Macon Georgia" was 81 a few weeks ago. Old Richard doesn't have the same ring to it - he'll always be Little to some of us.