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The Hi-Numbers
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The Hi-Numbers were a short-lived beat group from Hatfield, United Kingdom, briefly active in 1965. They were Alan Shacklock (guitar), John (bass) and Brian (drums) Glascock and Brian Redmond (vocals). They became The Favourite Sons after hooking up with producer Mike Hurst. The A-side of their only single, 'Heart Of Stone', was written by someone called Ted White. The band's name is sometimes spelled The Hi Numbers, but the spelling with a dash is on the Decca record label of their only single. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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The Beat Scene
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Various - That Driving Beat Volume 2 - Remastered
Box of Pin-Ups: The British Sounds of 1965
Purple Pill Eaters
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That Driving Beat
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Purple Pill Eaters -Sixteen British Freakbeating Fuzz Monsters From the Sixties
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Purple Pill Eaters (Sixteen British Freakbeating Fuzz Monsters From The Sixties)
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Decca Mod Masters • Circular Grooves Volume 2
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Decca F 12233
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That Driving Beat Vol.2
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Purple Pill Eaters - 16 British Freakbeating Fuzz Monsters From the 60s
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[Single] Heart Of Stone