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IN THIS ISSUE
Up Close with UK’s Patrick Campbell-Lyons (Vocalist for UK’s Nirvana during the ‘60s); 18 Identical Buddy Holly J-45 Guitars to Be Built for Presentation (Each will contain one original fret from Holly’s Original J-45); An Interview with Bob Polhemus (Vocalist for New York’s Teemates during the ‘60s); Paterson’s Jump, Jive and Harmonize (Reviews of releases by Terry Knight and The Pack; Leslie’s Motel; The Jaybirds; John Einarson); Buddy Holly Historian, Bill Griggs, Inducted in West Texas Walk of Fame (Considered Holly and Crickets’ leading historian – Article by TLM Editor, Dick Stewart)

[TLM Chief Staff Writer, Beverly Paterson Notes:

Psychedelic music was where it was at in the late sixties, and Patrick Campbell-Lyons was one fellow deeply affected by the vibrant sights, impressions and images. Already a working singer, musician and tunesmith, Patrick, who grew up in Ireland, but moved to England in the early sixties when the beat boom was blossoming, partnered with Alex Spyropoulos, and that’s when Nirvana was born. Ambitious, experimental, spiritual and forward thinking, the band accomplished and achieved quite a lot during the time they were active. Not only did their music teem with magnificent moments, but they also wear the badge of being the first rock band to feature an electric cello, the first rock band signed to the now-legendary Island label, the first rock band to use phasing throughout a song, and that song was their wonderful hit single, “Rainbow Chaser,” and the first rock band to record a concept album, “The Story of Simon Simopath,” which was released in 1967. And though it’s really pointless to say, but I’ll say it anyway, they were the first rock band called Nirvana.] Continue