ALAN WHITEHEAD FROM THE MARMALADE TALKS TO MIKE QUINN

THE MIGHTY QUINN HAS A GOOD OLD CHAT WITH ALAN WHITEHEAD FROM THE MARMALADE ABOUT 2 TRACKS THAT MADE IT TO NUMBER ONE BACK IN THE 60's INCLUDING THE REFLECTIONS OF MY LIFE.
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I'm always amazed at how young these guys were and yet so talented and professional at their craft. We had such great musicians back then.

[@ZoeRPM]

The Decca contract was very unusual at the time. During the 1960s, most bands just recorded what they were told to record and many of the producers were also managers and songwriters. Nowadays most musicians take this sort of freedom for granted.

[@davidpapps1686]

Hope Alan and younger brother Steve are both OK. Knew them in school days!

[@ligiafreitas3968]

Dean e magnifico.

[@SuperRON123]

I remember them as Dean Ford and the Gaylords playing at Newmaerket Town Hall in the early 1960's

[@alfching2499]

My Little One is a Knockout

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obla de unknown in America by them

[@christhco]

The camera movement is really annoying

[@mariaud999]

It's almost unwatchable!