There are multiple bands called the Saxons.
1. A 60s UK beat band wh… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple bands called the Saxons.
1. A 60s UK beat band who worked with Joe Meek. They released the album "Meet The Saxons" on the label Ace Of Clubs in 1963 (Decca re-released the album in 1964) and the single "Saxon Warcry" on Decca in 1965. Members included: Tommy Worth (Bass), Allan Taylor (Drums), Gerry Cook (Lead Guitar), Dave Bruce (Rhythm Guitar) and Colin Mac (Vocals)
2. A 60s US garage rock band who released the single "Camel Walk" on Norton Records.
3. A 60s Australian rock band, founded in 1962 and disbanded in 1965, who appeared on three compilation albums.
4. Earlier name for Bay City Rollers.
1. A 60s UK beat band wh… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple bands called the Saxons.
1. A 60s UK beat band who worked with Joe Meek. They released the album "Meet The Saxons" on the label Ace Of Clubs in 1963 (Decca re-released the album in 1964) and the single "Saxon Warcry" on Decca in 1965. Members included: Tommy Worth (Bass), Allan Taylor (Drums), Gerry Cook (Lead Guitar), Dave Bruce (Rhythm Guitar) and Colin Mac (Vocals)
2. A 60s US garage rock band who released the single "Camel Walk" on Norton Records.
3. A 60s Australian rock band, founded in 1962 and disbanded in 1965, who appeared on three compilation albums.
4. Earlier name for Bay City Rollers.
Saxon War Cry
The Saxons Lyrics
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It Ain't Right Bad luck and trouble Get out of my way My lady fortune's Com…
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antony bristow
wow..... the shine coming off that record....it looks like new......love it.what a genius mr meek was.
ROBERT CHARLES HAYNES
It's just one of Decca's many rarities that has been left alone in their vaults for 50 years. There are 100's of them of which only received airplay on the pop pirates as new releases, that seems to be all.
garethbramley1
Wow - what a great twangy sound.
John Robertson
lost in '65..in '62 it may have charted
John Robertson
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