Eyes Of Blue - Largo Crossroads Of Time
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Crossroads Of Time |
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Eyes of Blue - Crossroads of time - Mercury records made in France
EYES OF BLUE - Largo
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
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Rights Society: BIEMAbout Eyes Of Blue
The Eyes Of Blue evolved during the mid-sixties from covers and R&B band The Mustangs, based in Neath, Wales, UK.
The early line-up consisted of Wyndham Rees (Vocals), Ray Williams (Guitar), Ritchie Francis (Bass), Melvyn Davies (Guitar) and David Thomas (Drums). Thomas had replaced Byron Phillips in October 1964 a month before the change of name, and before too long Melvyn Davies also decided to leave, reducing the Eyes to a four-piece. Starting out as a soul-based R&B band the Eyes quickly established a strong reputation in the South Wales music scene. In Early in 1966 drummer Thomas was off and away, and John Weathers was drafted in as a temporary replacement. From another Neath based band - the Smokestacks - came keyboard player Phil Ryan, and vocalist Gary Pickford-Hopkins.
L. Glas, short for Lygaid Glas, Eyes of Blue in Welsh, was used as writing credits on .
Name Vars
- Eyes Of Blue, The
- L. Glas
- The Eyes Of Blue
Aliases
- Big Sleep
- The Imposters
Members
- Phil Ryan
- John Weathers
- Raymond Williams
- Ritchie Francis
- Gary Pickford-Hopkins
- Wyndham Rees
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