- Bern
Elliott and the
Fenmen were a
British beat
music group,
active between 1961 and 1964, and best
known for
their 1963
cover version of the song, "Money"...
-
Elliott and the Bluecaps, who had
changed their name to Bern
Elliott and the
Fenmen by 1961. They were a five-piece beat and
rhythm and
blues band, and after...
- Hot 100 and
number 35 on the R&B
charts in 1966 and Bern
Elliott and the
Fenmen reached No. 14 on the UK
Singles Chart in
November 1963. The song was also...
-
January 1967. Jon
Povey and
Wally Waller, both
former Fenmen from Bern
Elliott and the
Fenmen,
joined and made the band a five-piece once again. Their...
-
early 1960s,
Wally Waller pla**** the
rhythm guitar in Bern
Elliott and the
Fenmen, a five-piece beat and
rhythm and
blues band. They had a Top 20 hit with...
-
League Premier Wisbech Town
United Counties League Premier Division North 9
Fenmen Witham Town
Isthmian League North Division 8 Town
Witton Albion Northern...
- three, Say
started his
piano lessons under the
tutelage of
pianist Mithat Fenmen. Say
wrote his
first piece – a
piano sonata – in 1984, at the age of fourteen...
- 2010.
Fenland Park was
subsequently used for housing, with an
estate named Fenmen Place built on the site. On 9
February 2020, the
North Stand was destro****...
- the Tremeloes,
Stool Pigeons,
Ferlin Husky, the LeRoys, Bern
Elliot & the
Fenmen,
Fruit Eating Bears, Shakers, the Neatbeats, Ria
Bartok 1
Gerry Goffin 1962...
- Paulo,
Brazil Lung
cancer Jon
Povey Pretty Things, Bern
Elliott and the
Fenmen 80 May 9, 2023
Undisclosed Francis Monkman Curved Air,
Matching Mole, Sky...
