The Applejacks

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The Applejacks was a UK pop and beat group in the 1960s, who had a number 7 hit in the UK Singles Chart with "Tell Me When" in 1964. All members of the group met as members of a Scout group in Shirley, near Solihull.

The follow-up single release was "Like Dreamers Do", which was written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.

Contents 1 Band members 2 UK chart discography 3 Reference 4 External link 5 Note

[edit] Band members

The Applejacks were:

• Al Jackson (born Harry Llewellyn Jackson, 21 April 1945, in Birmingham, Warwickshire)
• Martin Baggott (born Martin Thomas Baggott, 20 October 1947, in Birmingham, Warwickshire)
• Don Gould (born Donald Peter Gould, 23 March 1947, in Solihull, Warwickshire)
• Phil Cash (born Phillip Peter Cash, 10 October 1947, in Birmingham)
• Gerry Freeman (born Gerald Ernest Freeman, 5 May 1943, in Solihull)
• Megan Davies (born Megan Kelso Davies, 20 April 1944, in Sheffield, Yorkshire).

[edit] UK chart discography

• "Tell Me When" - Number 7 - (1964)
• "Like Dreamers Do" - Number 20 - (1964)
• "Three Little Words (I Love You)" - Number 23 - (1964)

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[edit] Reference

1. ^ Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums, 19th, London: Guinness World Records Limited, p. 27. ISBN 1-904994-10-5. 

[edit] External link

• Biography / Discography at Brumbeat

[edit] Note

The Applejacks were also a United States musical group, led by guitarist Dave Appell, that played primarily instrumental rock and roll during the 1950s.