A to Z of 1960's Groups

---- T ---- The Talismen. The Talismen in the final. The Talismen winners The personel changes were Mick Reeves (V/G) replaced by Roger Barber (V/G), Pete Pinkney (G), Alan Patterson (RG), John Bullock (BG), Alf Pink (D) replaced by Dick Ray (D), Billy Storm (Bert Parker) vocals Early Tangerine Slyde, left to right, Mick Legg, Steve Farrow, Terry Threadingham, Brian Grice Tangerine Slyde at the Black Cat Tangerine Slyde at a Rag Week gig TANGERINE SLYDE Bob Rose (V) replaced by Ken Cornish (V) replaced by Ian Walker (V) replaced by Chris West (V), Steve Farrow (LG), Mick Legg (BG) replaced by Mick McGuigan (BG), Brian Grice (K), Terry Threadingham (D) replaced by Steve Hollins/Hollands (D). 1966-68. THE TEA POTS The Teenbeats at the Whaley Club at HMS Excellent in 1962, Terry Leach (V), Brian Barons (G), Pete Conlon (G), Don Ward (BG), Barry Briggs (D). The Tennessee Studs top to bottom, 1 Mike Cooper, 2 Mick Snowden, 3 Tony Smith, 4 Teddy Robinson. THINK L to r;- Phil Chipps lead guitar, Barry Jakeman drums, Alan Deadman vocals, Tony Bartram guitar L to r;- Alan Deadman vocals, Pete Corns bass, Phil Chipps lead guitar, Barry Jakeman drums, Tony Bartram guitar They were called 'THINK' and as the ticket says, it was their first ever public gig on 7th January 1966 at Cosham Police Station From Marc Iwasthere. Barry Jakeman was (is?) in the police. Makes sense, as this is Police Cadet dance. Maybe the other band members were in the police too? Ten or twelve years ago Barry phoned me and asked me to sit in with his new band at a rehearsal in The Forest of Bere pub in Denmead, Can t remember the band name. He was playing guitar at that time, not drums and they had a girl singer who also bred bull mastiffs. From Alan Deadman Barry Jakeman was is the Police, as was Alan Deadman. The other three members were not. I was with Barry, at the practice you mention, and he does indeed now play guitar. The band then was called Out of the Blue . We played gigs at the Forest of Bere Pub. and at other venues. The Lead singer was Paula (I can t remember here surname) The others were Cliff Twitcher on drums, Alan Deadman, now on Bass, Not sure who was lead guitarist possibly Ian Woodcock. We also had a Keyboard Player .a young lad Pete. Third Dimension 1965 Graham Hunt (drums), Marc Tuddenham (guitar), Mick McGuigan (bass gtr). Time Dynasty Phil Brown (D then V) replaced on Drums by Alan Gordon, Nigel Shannon (BG), Pete Brown (LG), Colin Simpson (G but left). Managed by John Hammond with MMF as agents. Became Hector. - Time Dynasty - - Hector - Transit l-r Alan ? on drums, Ed McCarthy on keyboard, vocals & rhythm guitar, Richie Martin on lead guitar & vocals and Roger James on bass. The Travellers Victor Humphries (RG), Dave Young (LG), Trevor Burnop (BG), Graham Riche (D), Christopher Jeffery (V). Travis Raymar Colin Middleton (V), Bob Rose (BG) then replaced Middleton as vocalist, Mick Legg replaced Rose on bass guitar, Steve Farrow (LG), Brian Grice (K), Terry Threadingham. Mid 60s, became Tangerine Slyde Mike Treend Trio Mike Treend on piano, Dave Horn drums and an unknown bass player The Tremors

The Vieux Carre Jazzband in 1960

The Vigilantes Mick Legg (LG), Ray Sheppard (RG), Barry Shuker (BG) and Roger Brodie (D)

Paul Ellis in Virgin Circle at the Mecca Locarno in Arundel Street Portsmouth, February 1969. Mick Dodd and Ray Bennett had left and Nigel Slydell keyboards had joined, and later Alan Medland sax and flute.

Whiskey River Denny Barnes guitar, Bernie Fox drums, Pete Bugg vcl/gtr, and Dave Arthur bass

The Wrong Direction Rikki Cripps (BG), Phil Jones (Organ), Dave martin (G/Voc), Roger Waldron (D)

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??? I only know the three guys in the middle Billy Storm (Bert Parker) in the black/white shirt, Peter Hicks (later of Drifters) and Barry Roberts who became a lynchpin of the local folk scene a very fine guitarist. Billy and Peter are singing, on the left is Pete Connor but I don t know the other two.