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warranted and he had to make do with a small combo and his own piano playing. After that he and Fontana parted company. There was however one last disc on the Piccadilly label. Released on 6 March 1964, "Please Don't Cry" failed to generate significant sales and became his last recording. The B-side, "Every Hour of Living", was a better song, reminiscent of "Somebody to Love".
106:. James was impressed with the half-dozen songs that Newman sang and took him to see Fontana's A & R Manager Jack Baverstock to demonstrate the numbers. James was only trying to sell the songs but Jack Baverstock liked Newman's singing voice and decided that he would make the discs too. The result was Newmans's first disc for 101:
in 1961 to play piano in the residents' bar at the Sandringham Hotel, Sandown. During this period he and Tommie Connor wrote a song called "Somebody to Love". When Newman performed it the audience received it enthusiastically and one of them, a songwriter himself, advised him to go to London and
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number, "Point of No Return", for his fourth release. This one did no better and he returned to his own material for his last Fontana offering, "I'll Find You Another Baby". He did his best to produce a contemporary sound but Fontana was past funding the lavish orchestral backing that the song
110:, "Somebody to Love", coupled with "This Time It's Love", both his own compositions. "Somebody to Love" reached number 47 in the UK singles charts in February 1962. On the back of this small hit record Newman appeared on top rated TV shows including 50:. After a while he began to sing with them as well. In 1955 The Kingpins topped the bill at the Newcastle Palace, and went on to make successful appearances at the Pavilion Theatre in Glasgow. Then he was called up and he served two years in the 185:. He was well received and performed there for three seasons. Leaving the Vancouver, Brad played at Daishes Hotel and The Holliers at Shanklin and Sandown Social Club during the 1970s and 1980s. He then went to Spain before returning to 165:
In 1967, Newman returned to the Isle of Wight and opened at The Vancouver Bar on Sandown sea front, with himself on piano and Bert Reed on drums. His repertoire covered the music of
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in the early 1990s. There he entertained in various public houses for a year or two before returning to Spain in the mid-1990s to run his own bar on the
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Before he launched his own solo career, under the pseudonym Brad Newman, he went to the
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to pick the British entry, which took place on 11 February of that year. (See
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The follow-up single, "Get a Move On", was entered in the heats of the
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Charles Thomas's musical career started with a vocal trio called
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Rare Record Guide 1997/1998 published by Record Collector
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whom he joined as a pianist following six years at the
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Index

Wakefield
UK Singles Chart
The Kingpins
Leeds College of Music
RAF
Six Five Special
Drumbreat
Adam Faith
the John Barry Seven
Vince Eager
Billy Fury
Weymouth, Dorset
Morecambe and Wise
Cliff Richard
Isle of Wight
Dick James
Fontana Records
Television Wales and the West
Thank Your Lucky Stars (TV series)
ABC Weekend TV
BBC Light Programme
BBC Northern Dance Orchestra
Eurovision Song Contest 1962
United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1962
Ronnie Carroll
Goffin and King
Chuck Berry
Little Richard
Dusty Springfield
the Turtles

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