STEVE BRETT & MAVERICKS, SUGAR SHACK, ORIG COLUMBIA 7"
  £   80
  $   106

 


£ 80 Sold For
Mar 24, 2006 Sold Date
Mar 14, 2006 Start Date
9   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

STEVE BRETT
Rare Original 1965 Columbia 7" Single
with Noddy Holder

Steve Davies (Brett) who grew up in Wolverhampton, was a talented and popular singer in the West Midlands during the late 1950s and early 1960s. The line-up of the Mavericks at this time consisted of bass guitarist Rick Dene, drummer Gary James, and lead guitarist Rob Nelson (Lightwood).

By the end of 1964, the original Mavericks had split up so Steve Brett assembled a "new" Mavericks backing-group which consisted of a Walsall band, previously known as The Memphis Cut-Outs. The origins of this group go back to the early 1960s in Walsall, West Midlands when some school friends formed a group called The Phantoms. The members were Mick Aulton on drums, Phil Burnell on rhythm guitar, Kenny Holland on bass guitar and Neville "Noddy" Holder on vocal and lead guitar. Upon leaving school, group members started to go their separate ways with Kenny Holland being replaced by Pete Bickley and Mick Aulton leaving to be replaced by Gerry Kibble and the Phantoms became The Memphis Cut-Outs.

In late 1964, singer Steve Brett asked the Memphis Cut-Outs to become his backing group as his last group, The Mavericks, had split up. Steve Brett was well known locally and had appeared on TV so the Memphis Cut-Outs jumped at the chance thinking this would be their big break. The groups' name was changed to the Mavericks and they began playing almost nightly throughout the Midlands.

Steve Brett lead vocal, guitar
The Mavericks line-up to 1964
Rick Dene - 
bass guitar
Gary James - drums
Robert Nelson - 
lead guitar
Dave Holland - bass guitar

Line-up after 1964 (formerly known as The Memphis Cut-Outs)
Pete Bickley - 
bass guitar, vocal
Phil Burnell - 
guitar, vocal
Noddy Holder - lead guitar, vocal
Gerry Kibble - drums
Terry Taylor - 
saxophone

RECORD

Although Sugar Shack was the most popular song by Steve Brett & Mavericks, the actual A side was Chains On My Heart.

Artist:  Steve Brett & Mavericks
A Side:  Chains On My Heart
B Side:  Sugar Shack
Label:  Columbia
Catalogue No:  DB 7794
Matrix Nos:  7XCA 28765-1 / 7XCA 28766-1
Year:  1965

VINYL
The vinyl is in excellent condition, still retaining a nice sheen.  There are a couple of very light surface marks, but these do not affect play at all.

LABELS
The black and silver Columbia labels are clean and bright on both sides, no scuffs, stickers or writing, no bad wear around the centre hole.

SLEEVE
The record comes in its original red Columbia 7" sleeve which is completely intact with no tears or seam splits.

 

Shipping Costs:
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UK:  £4.75 - Royal Mail Special Delivery
Europe: £6.75 - International Signed For Airmail
Rest Of World:  £7.25 - International Signed For Airmail

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