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Spot the one who isn't going to be a famous star
Posted by David Hepworth on 3 February 2010 - 8:38am.
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Should that be three??
Its a trick question......
The one holding the drink went on to find fame and fortune as one half of The Proclaimers. No idea what happened to the other three....
Is it
the one playing left handed....keggy handers never do well in the music industry.......
That's fab!
I never knew that photo was cropped! This mise en scène totally changes the impact of George-John-Paul.
So who is he?
Do we know?
(That's the guy with the drink, I mean.)
Alan Bleasdale?
Jimmy Tarbuck?
Ivan?
Is it Ivan? I think his surname is Vaughan? You know you know too much about the HJH when you know the name of their class mates. I don't know that about my parents.
Chris Evans
isn't it?
Eye candy
The bloke on the right is a brooding musical genius, who'll go on to push the accepted boundaries of pop. The three others are just some pretty boys he's found to front the group -- it's like Frank Farina and Boney M.
Could it be this bloke?
Nigel Walley, referred to as their first manager? There looks like some similarity.
www.merseybeat.co.uk/articles-details.php?cat=Mersey+Beatles&id=629
Some corner of my mind recalls that his name . . .
is Dennis. I think he may have been a cousin of one of them, or something like that anyway.
The Photographer
Spot the one who isn't going to be a famous star ?- The Photographer.
The Bloke on the right was in Trainspotting.
The chap with the small stout
is now the Khurchatov Professor of Astro-Physics at the University of Baikal, where he has pied-a-terre in the city and a dacha in the nearby hills with its own hunting lodge and three thousand acres of beautiful forest. The dacha is one of the most opulent in all Russia, and rumours persist that the Russian Olympic beach volleyball team train there.
He is celebrated as a star of the Russian scientific and intellectual elite, and is a regular pundit on Russian TV, where he has a higher profile even than David Attenborough in the west.
Who are the no-marks with guitars then?