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Look back: Four lads who got Bradford rocking (opens the original)
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THE Tradesmen were in existence for only three years, from 1963-1966. Starting the group showed what can be done with talent and determination, even when you have no funds to speak of. Although they didn’t make it to the top, they fully deserve a place in the annals of Bradford’s rock ’n’ roll. It all came about when Mike Betts, who’d been taking guitar lessons, got together some friends. The line-up was John (Andy) Anderson, lead guitar and vocals, Mike Betts, rhythm guitar and vocals, Mick Hig
The rock ânâ roll heroes of Bradford's golden music scene (opens the original)
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IN 1964, towards the twilight days of rock ânâ roll, a new group introduced itself as Tony and the Fadeaways. Within three months, after much discussion, the name did fade away, and the Seeds of Tyme sprang to life. The two lads who formed the group were colleagues at the Midland Bank on Market Street - Keith Alred, lead guitar and vocals, and Paul Coleman, rhythm guitarist and backing vocals. They were joined by drummer Tony Butterworth, who was also a good rock ânâ roll vocalist, quite
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