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Ned Spoon |
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Centre - Mick Goode, bottom left - Brendan Moran, top left - Tommy Glackin,
top right - John Leech, bottom right - Reg Walker
(thanks to Tom Nevin) |
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Town/Village/County: Dublin |
Vocals: Reg
Walker
Lead Guitar: Tommy Glackin
2nd Guitar:
Bass: John Leech |
Drums:
Brendan Moran
Piano/Organ:
Mick Goode
Other:
Manager:
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| "The blond singer is surely Tony Wilson, who
allegedly worked in a Golden Discs (Stillorgan Shopping Centre?) at
the time.. they opened for Thin Lizzy (along with Jangle Dangle) at
the Stadium in Jan 1973. They played their hit of the day, a cover
of the James Gang's Walk Away (written by JG leader Joe Walsh)." John C. Falstaff,
Freelance Writer & Host of The Celtic Show on WRFG Atlanta 89.3FM
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From
left:
Mick Goode, Reg Walker, Brendan Moran, Eddie Shaw and Alan Grundy
(thanks to Tom Nevin) |
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