The Vernons Girls photo set Oh Boy!

The Vernons Girls were assembled in Liverpool by the Vernons football pools company in the 1950s when Vernons - employers to 8,000 female coupon checkers - decided to collect together female members of staff to form their own choir. The original number was 70 members but gradually, over the years, the choir was reduced in size to sixteen..

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The Vernons Girls — We Love The Vernons Girls — 19621964 (2010) (UK, Rhythm & Blues/Beat/Doo

Release Date. Discover You Know What I Mean by The Vernons Girls released in 2022. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

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The Vernon Girls 1961

The Vernons Girls is known for The Arthur Haynes Show (1956), New Look (1958) and Just for Fun (1963). Add photos, demo reels Add to list More at IMDbPro Contact info Agent info Known for: The Arthur Haynes Show 6.6 TV Series Actress 1964 • 1 ep New Look TV Series Actress 1959 • 3 eps Just for Fun 5.8 Soundtrack ("Just Another Girl") 1963

The Vernons Girls photo set Oh Boy!

Stars of Jack Good's TV shows Oh Boy! and Boy Meets Girls, THE VERNONS GIRLS were pretty much a cottage industry of their own, with their various satellites and spinoffs. A sixteen-girl ensemble when Jack discovered them in 1957, by the turn of the 60s they'd slimmed down to a trio, their ex-members either pursuing solo careers or forming rival vocal duos/trios.

WHITE DOOWOP COLLECTOR From Liverpool....THE VERNONS GIRLS

The Vernons Girls were an English musical ensemble of female vocalists. They were formed at the Vernons football pools company in the 1950s in Liverpool, settling down to a sixteen strong choir and recording an album of standards. View wiki.

THE VERNONS GIRLS Promotional photo of UK vocal trio about 1962 after the group was slimmed down

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WHITE DOOWOP COLLECTOR From Liverpool....THE VERNONS GIRLS

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The Vernons Girls photo set Oh Boy!

Very Best of Vernon Girls Review by Bruce Eder Twenty songs seems a bit ambitious, but at least all of the trio's varying styles and approaches are covered. All of the charting singles are represented as well, along with good non-hits like "Do The Bird," "The Loco-motion" and "Tomorrow Is Another Day."

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The Vernons Girls vanished in 1964, although their ex-members remained in the business, singing in various vocal groups -- most notably the Breakaways, whose accompaniments graced dozens of fine records by other artists (including the pre-King Crimson trio of Giles, Giles & Fripp) -- for years to come.

The Vernons Girls — We Love The Vernons Girls — 19621964 (2010) (UK, Rhythm & Blues/Beat/Doo

The Vernons Girls were an English musical ensemble of female vocalists. They were formed at the Vernons football pools company [1] in the 1950s in Liverpool, settling down to a sixteen strong choir [1] and recording an album of standards . Career As a 16-piece vocal group, the Vernons Girls appeared on the ITV show Oh Boy!

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The Vernons Girls photo set Oh Boy!

Artist: The Vernons GirlsAlbum: SingleSong: Lover PleaseRecord company: DeccaRelease date: 1962https://poisonivylovers.comhttps://www.sonsoflibertyvalance.com/

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With the advent of Jack Goode's (Goode would later produce Shindig in the USA) Oh Boy! and Boy Meets Girl on British television in 1956 and 1958, respectively, the Vernons Girls, now more of a group than a choir, became regular back-up singers, and even got a contract from EMI's Parlophone label.

BBC Radio 4 Extra The Vernons Girls

This programme is not currently available. Michael Angelis charts the success of Liverpool's all-girl group The Vernons Girls back in the 1950s and 60s. From 2006. Show more.