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The Spinners Folk Group Members. Folk group credited for introducing many fans to folk music. This class proved to be a first in the country and became a great influence on the emerging folk scene on merseyside. They started their folk club in oct.’58 and continued to run. The spinners were a folk group from liverpool, england, who formed in september 1958. In the autumn of ’58 the spinners got together and although the eventual quartet remained unchanged, the early days saw stan francis, tony’s wife beryl, his sister joan and jacqueline macdonald (who left to form the folk duo ‘jacquie & bridie’), as members of the spinners. Like all converts to folk, mick quickly became a proselytiser and was invited to start a night class on folk music. The spinners’ lineup continued to change as various members passed away or left the group and were replaced by new members. Naturally he brought tony in to help (he had all the music on records and tapes). There were four spinners cliff hall, tony davis, mick groves and hughie jones who sang and played a variety of instruments in different permutations and combinations.

Like all converts to folk, mick quickly became a proselytiser and was invited to start a night class on folk music. Naturally he brought tony in to help (he had all the music on records and tapes). The spinners were a folk group from liverpool, england, who formed in september 1958. They started their folk club in oct.’58 and continued to run. This class proved to be a first in the country and became a great influence on the emerging folk scene on merseyside. The spinners’ lineup continued to change as various members passed away or left the group and were replaced by new members. There were four spinners cliff hall, tony davis, mick groves and hughie jones who sang and played a variety of instruments in different permutations and combinations. In the autumn of ’58 the spinners got together and although the eventual quartet remained unchanged, the early days saw stan francis, tony’s wife beryl, his sister joan and jacqueline macdonald (who left to form the folk duo ‘jacquie & bridie’), as members of the spinners. Folk group credited for introducing many fans to folk music.

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The Spinners Folk Group Members Like all converts to folk, mick quickly became a proselytiser and was invited to start a night class on folk music. In the autumn of ’58 the spinners got together and although the eventual quartet remained unchanged, the early days saw stan francis, tony’s wife beryl, his sister joan and jacqueline macdonald (who left to form the folk duo ‘jacquie & bridie’), as members of the spinners. Naturally he brought tony in to help (he had all the music on records and tapes). The spinners’ lineup continued to change as various members passed away or left the group and were replaced by new members. This class proved to be a first in the country and became a great influence on the emerging folk scene on merseyside. Folk group credited for introducing many fans to folk music. They started their folk club in oct.’58 and continued to run. There were four spinners cliff hall, tony davis, mick groves and hughie jones who sang and played a variety of instruments in different permutations and combinations. Like all converts to folk, mick quickly became a proselytiser and was invited to start a night class on folk music. The spinners were a folk group from liverpool, england, who formed in september 1958.