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Synners
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Leeds (essentially Crossgates) based covers band (pop, soul, rock, blues)
that gigged the local WMC, pub & youth club scene from '69 - '72. Founder
members Bob Deakin and Dave Bruce were at school together at Foxwood Comprehensive
School, Seacroft, Leeds. A year or two above them at 'Foxy', were arch-Mods
and musos, Phil MacNamara (lead) and Dave Frisby (rhythm); driving force
behind the well respected Leeds band of the late 60s, The Zodiacs, along
with the technically excellent drummer Tony Young and bass player Dougie
Cliffe. They were the only semi-pro band on the Leeds scene, good and confident
enough to be able to cover Good Vibrations, to a high standard. Images: a gig ticket, an early business card, Synners 'Mk I' at the Shaftesbury pub, York Road, Leeds, August '69. L-R: Bob Deakin (lead), Rob Stansfield (rhythm), Glynn...sorry, can't remember your surname Glynn (drums), Dave Bruce (bass) Synners 'Mk II', May '70 at the Scott Hall Hotel pub, Leeds. L-R: Rob Stansfield, Robin Jaques, Bob Deakin, Dave Bruce. |
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