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Most web browsers automatically accept cookies but, if you prefer, you can usually modify your browser setting to disable or reject cookies. The group, which exemplified the two guitars-bass-drums archetype of the Merseybeat explosion, had a British number two with their third record for EMI, a cover of Latin-American rock'n'roller Chan Romero's Hippy Hippy Shake, early in Our partners may use the information collected to serve you with targeted advertising, both through our Services and other websites, email, online services or mobile applications. LiveRamp 3rd party data management platform http: For more information about how to change these settings go to: This may include third parties who assist us in identifying which ads to deliver and third parties who deliver the advertisements.

Formed in Liverpool, Lancashire, England. Like Liked by 1 person. British Merseybeat band, active from The Swinging Blue Jeans Profile:. Call or pop into the club at the top of Hall Road behind the Freemasons Arms. Most Read Famous Norwich pub bought by city brewery. The band is now said to be planninga tribute tour.

Norwich hair salon told to repaint by council after choosing a wrong shade of grey. Good Golly Miss Molly: Les Braid Features Obituaries. Having failed - perhaps narrowly - to achieve lasting international success, the Blue Jeans soldiered on as a cabaret band into the 21st century. Join our email mailing list: There were a number of early personnel changes, as guitarist Ralph Ellis joined the band and Ward was replaced by Les Braid.

In , the band's producer Ridley decided to try and transform Ennis into a solo star, cutting the disc "Tremblin'" with session musicians and backing vocals by Madeline Bell and Kiki Dee, but it was ultimately released under the band's name. The Swinging Blue Jeans had the standard Shadows line-up of two guitars, a bass guitar and drums and achieved local fame with their appearances at the Mardi Gras Club and the Cavern Club. Apart from the Blue Jeans, he managed the Escorts. They switched to rock and roll, and with a name change to reflect their attire, to the Swinging Blue Jeans. Yet the group continued to perform around the world for a further twenty years and during appeared in Australia.