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The first Rock & Roll Girl Group in Europe ? (TNX Chuck Berry)

Alb. Star-Club Show 4 -1965-

Pamela Birch - guitar/vocals
Valerie Gell - guitar/vocals
Mary McGlory - bass guitar/vocals
Sylvia Saunders - drums

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  • They kick. Just brilliant.

  • Beats the crap out of the Beatles version! I actually even prefer this to the Hollies and even the Kinks version, awesome!

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  • @coolhandluke1889 It's a great version, however the tune is too melodic at times for me. They are just a little too skilled with their instruments for the sound I like best =;)

  • @KoivuTheHab I agree, it's better than all of those, but what about The Yardbirds version??? (See Video Responses)

  • Best? Listen to the Berry original from about 10 years earlier, far subtler. First heard Chuck's version at age 11 or so. My cousin Norman was playing this in his bedroom and I got sent up to join him. Aunty Daisey was goin' ape at the kitchen sink at the horrid 'devil music' thundering down the stairs. Uncle Frank was hiding behind a newspaper, but tapping his carpet-slippered feet. Happy days, I'm 66 now.

  • Why, exactly, do you think this is a competition. No one was trying to one-up the other. Whatever you like, you like. Why the need to dis others? Chuck Berry wrote it, not these British groups. He got royalties so I guess he liked the Beatles one the most as it probably sold more over the years.

  • Why, exactly, do you think this is a competition. No one was trying to one-up the other. Whatever you like, you like. Why the need to dis others?

  • @sapphiretaurus I see, I would have to disagree on that. In my ears this is a very lively and energetic version. This one easily out classes some of those other versions out there.

  • @KoivuTheHab Stronger means having a more emotive and inflective tone, in this case. The Beatles, Hollies, and Kinks' versions are sung as if the singers are meaning what they say, and are living the actions of the lyrics. These girls were good. I'm not saying they weren't, but not for this version. They sing it in the same tone throughout, with no variance.

  • @sapphiretaurus Define 'stronger'...

  • @KoivuTheHab The Beatles' version, as well and the Hollies's and Kinks' versions, was stronger and had more energry to it than this one.

  • They definitely kick! Absolutely brilliant! There is a cd available, came out recently on Big Beat/Ace label : From Mersyside to Hamburg: the Complete Star-Club Recordings and I can't wait to get it!

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