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Artist Name:
Beryl Marsden |
Genre:
Pop/Soul |
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Cavern
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| Biography |
No relation to Gerry Marsden, Beryl
began her career by acting as an occasional singer with several of
the Liverpool bands including Lee Curtis & The All Stars and The
Undertakers. She embarked on a solo career in 1962 and, under the
guidance of manager Tony Stratton-Smith, signed with Decca the
following year.
After two singles for Decca she moved to EMI's Columbia label in
1965. Three further releases undeservedly sank without trace.
Although never achieving success on a national scale, she remained a
popular singer in the Liverpool area throughout this period.
After the failure of her solo career, in 1966 she joined Shotgun
Express, which also included Rod Stewart. Before moving on to
all-girl group She Trinity and linking up with Paddy Chambers in
Sinbad. She was later an in-demand session singer.
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