from the booklet: Just Like Me CD
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Late in '65 the group secured
a new deal with CBS, and the unbroken line of perfect singles continued. Ian
Buisel had, meanwhile, changed his name to Ian Leighton and was heard in
fine form on the next 45: "You're My No. I/ 'Let Me Know' (CBS 202039) which
opened the new relationship. Blending English pop and R&B, it was similar to
the way the Action performed on their releases from the same time from the booklet: Just Like Me CD |
below: from the foldout - sheet of Watch Your Step CD:
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The only picture (I've seen) of Tony not playing bass but holding a microphone is also printed in the foldout - sheet |
Has anyone ever seen a picture of Tony Jackson and the Vibrations - now The Tony Jackson Group as a five piece band? |
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| above left: B-Side of the single, co-written by Tony, his first published composition far above right: Spanish cover. Above right: regular UK release |
If this is a single page why don’t you take
a look at my whole Searchers Records Website?
