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Tony Sheridan
Anthony Esmond Sheridan McGinnity, known professionally as Tony Sheridan, born
May 21, 1940, in Norwich, England, died February 16, 2013, in Hamburg, Germany,
was an English rock and roll guitarist and singer. Sheridan began playing violin
at age seven before transitioning to guitar and forming a skiffle group in 1956.
Sheridan performed at London's 2i's Coffee Bar and appeared on the television
show Oh Boy! in 1958, backing artists including Gene Vincent and Conway Twitty.
Sheridan achieved breakthrough success with Polydor Records in 1961, recording
seven tracks with the Beatle...
Ain't She SweetThe Beatles and Tony Sheridan
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Cry for a ShadowTony Sheridan
Ravel: The Orchestral Masterpieces - 2 CDs
Sweet Georgia BrownThe Beatles and Tony Sheridan
Let's Do The Madison, Twist, Locomotion, Slop, Hully Gully, Monkey
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Ain't She SweetThe Beatles and Tony Sheridan
Chopin: Preludes & Nocturnes
What'd I SayThe Beatles, Tony Sheridan and Beat Brothers
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Ruby BabyTony Sheridan
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