The Gentry

The Gentry's first-ever handout photograph (thanks to Seamus Caulfield). Cahir O'Doherty (guitar), Seamus Caulfield (drums), Ronny Souter (bass) and Norman Lindsay (lead guitar).

From left:  Cahir O'Doherty (Ballymena), Norman Lindsay (Ballymena), Mervyn Doole (Antrim), Gerry Neill (Portstewart) and Billy Boyd (Ballymena).
 

Cahir O'Doherty and Billy Boyd.

The Gentry, from Ballymena, changed their name to The Nobility before joining the showband trail into the ballrooms. (see HERE)                          

thanks to Karen Mulligan
Discography

1969: Dolphin DOS 35 - Sing Me A Sad Song/Attempted Contact
1970: Dolphin DOS 56 - Yellow River/Lonely But free
1970: Dolphin DOS 71 - The Long Road/Sing Me A Sad Song/Attempted Contact
1972: Philips 6156 003 - How Do You Do?/Lonely But Free
1972: Philips 6156 004 - Let It Shine/Keep Playing That rock ‘n’ Roll

thanks to Eddie Kelly
Beat-Groups Index