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  • Flash Gordon
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    I'm just glad they never sold out, and kept true to their musical vision

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  • chrisredditch
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    Originally posted by Dr. Hfuhruhurr View Post
    The original Guys & Dolls line up was a six piece, so looks good, but that would have included David Van Day & Thereze Bazar.
    Can't make them out in the small picture.

    so still not convinced...yet
    DVD and TB had left by the time the picture was taken.

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  • chrisredditch
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    Originally posted by Dr. Hfuhruhurr View Post
    Even as a six-piece, it was still three girls, three boys
    keep searching
    It is Guys n Dolls!
    The original picture is of a four-piece group with 2 backing musicians.
    The 4 piece Guys n Dolls came about in 1977.
    They even look the same as the pictures I supplied.

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  • sixtyten
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    Any help?
    Last edited by sixtyten; 15-09-2009, 08:42.

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  • sixtyten
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    Even as a six-piece, it was still three girls, three boys
    keep searching

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  • sixtyten
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    The original Guys & Dolls line up was a six piece, so looks good, but that would have included David Van Day & Thereze Bazar.
    Can't make them out in the small picture.

    so still not convinced...yet
    Last edited by sixtyten; 15-09-2009, 08:10.

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  • Danny
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    Way to go Chris - that's been bugging me since I first saw it

    Danny

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  • chrisredditch
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    Originally posted by rossobantam View Post
    I think Chris has nailed this one..well done
    Thanks

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  • rossobantam
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    I think Chris has nailed this one..well done

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  • Danny
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    Just trying to see if any of the faces are the same but not tech enough to scale 'em to about the same size..





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  • chrisredditch
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    Guys n Dolls in Toyko - They were a four piece from 1977

    By chrisredditch at 2009-09-12

    Lots more on this website that also shows they played instruments
    Guys n' Dolls

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  • chrisredditch
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    The two guys at the back of the original pic (Drums and guitar) are just back-up musicians to the four in matching outfits.

    I obviously remember Guys and Dolls quite well as it led me to the answer and as a cabaret band the two male members did play keyboards and bass.
    Last edited by chrisredditch; 12-09-2009, 12:28. Reason: typo

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  • Marine Boy
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    The only trouble with this is that in the original picture, there's a guy on keyboards, another on drums, etc. I remember Guys & Dolls quite well and I'm sure none of them played instruments as part of the act. (perhaps the Guys sometimes had guitars?) I supose those musicians in the picture could be just additions for a performance, but they look like part of the group to me.

    Sorry. Marine Boy's being a wet blanket.

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  • chrisredditch
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    The group (Guys n Dolls) went through many changes including having 3 girls at one time but I think the 4some of 2 guys and 2 dolls was the nucleus of the group

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  • chrisredditch
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    I think its Guys n Dolls.
    Look at this record cover - think it confirms it

    By chrisredditch at 2009-09-12

    By chrisredditch at 2009-09-12
    Last edited by chrisredditch; 12-09-2009, 09:03. Reason: pic added

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