WAYNE GIBSON "Under My Thumb" (UK original issue Northern Soul classic) 1966
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£ 42 Sold For
May 9, 2013 Sold Date
Apr 29, 2013 Start Date
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WAYNE GIBSON "Under My Thumb" (UK original issue Northern Soul classic) 1966

Title: "Under Mt Thumb" b/w "It Always Happens" Artist: WAYNE GIBSON Year of Issue: 1966 Label: Columbia Cat no: DFB 7911 Country of Issue: UK Gradings
Record: EX Sleeve:
EX+ Label: EX+

Further Information/Comments

Wayne Gibson was the stage name of Edward William "Bill" Allen (b. 15 December 1942).

In the early 1960s, he was lead singer in a South London-based band called the Tornadoes (unrelated to the instrumental group, The Tornados), who then changed their name to Wayne Gibson & the Dynamic Sounds. Other band members included Mick Todman (lead guitar), Ray Rogers (bass), Pete Gillies (rhythm guitar) and Larry Cole (drums). In 1961-62, they performed at The Top Ten Club in Hamburg, Germany.

In 1963 they won a recording deal with Decca Records, where their records were produced by American-born Shel Talmy, at that time the producer of The Bachelors (and later of The Kinks and The Who, among others). However, the group's first two singles, cover versions of Ray Sharpe's "Linda Lu" and Ritchie Valens' "Come On Let's Go", were not successful, and they moved on to the Pye label. Their next record, a version of Del Shannon's "Kelly" which featured session musician Jimmy Page on guitar reached # 48 on the UK chart in March 1964, but the follow-up, "Portland Town", was not a hit. The group moved on again, to the Columbia label and then Parlophone, where they released a version of "Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead" from the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz. In 1964-65, they also appeared regularly as the house band on the BBC TV programme The Beat Room.

Gibson's later recordings were as a solo singer. In May 1966 he released a version of The Rolling Stones' "Under My Thumb", produced by Terry King. Again, however, it was not immediately a hit, and nor was his next record, a version of The Beatles' "For No One".

Gibson did not record after 1966 and seems to have left the professional entertainment business at that time. However, in 1972, the small Kingdom label reissued "For No One" in the UK. By 1974, "Under My Thumb" had become well known on the Northern soul club scene, and it was reissued on the Pye Disco Demand label. It rose to # 17 on the chart in late 1974 and Gibson briefly re-emerged to promote it on Top of the Pops.

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