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Cecil Surratt
(© X, archives Jacky Dumery)
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Being nick named "Imperial" brings some privileges. Here's a terrific picture of Bill Allen and The Back Beats wearing home made shirts. In 1958, they cut the terrific "Please Give Me Something" issued on Imperial X5500. Frantic warbling on wild rockabilly blues ditty wrote The Billboard team on them March 31, 1958 edition.
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Gene Vincent avec John Lennon, Paul McCartney et George Harrison
(Pete Best, batteur précédant Ringo Starr, a été coupé sur cette photo)
mai 1962 / Star Club de Hambourg
(© X, archives Michel Mourgues)

Howlin' Wolf
1970 / Ann Arbor Festival
(© Steve La Vere, Jacky Dumery archives)
(Big Beat Magazine n°14, p. 26)

“A nice shot of the Wolf caught in action... howling ! But let me tell you that in the 60's, The Wolf was a lot bigger and a lot more impresive ! Saw him live once in London in the cellar of a Soho club ! I guess it was late 67 or early 68 and I had never seen anything like it before ! The guy was HUGE ! I was living in Africa some years before... even though I had never seen such a "black mountain" alive ! I went up to him, raised my head up high, and said something like "I never though mountains could move by themselves" He had a laugh and walked away !”
(© Phil Bourdin)
Bill Flagg & The Rockabillies
Ray Hobson, Cat Gibson,
Bill Flagg, Bill Harvey
1957 / stage show
(© X, Jacky Dumery archives)