Artist: Dave Berry
Genre: Pop
Dave Berry is an English pop singer born in 1941, who achieved success in the 1960s as part of the British Invasion. Berry was known for his distinctive, theatrical performing style and his deep voice. His biggest hit was 'The Crying Game' in 1964, which showcased his dramatic vocal delivery. Other successful songs included 'Memphis Tennessee' and 'Little Things.' Berry's stage presence, which included wearing a monocle and cape, made him visually distinctive. While he never achieved the massive success of some British Invasion contemporaries, Berry maintained a successful career particularly in continental Europe. He represented British pop's more theatrical wing, demonstrating that visual presentation and distinctive vocal style could create a memorable artist identity. Berry continued performing for decades, maintaining popularity on the nostalgia circuit.
Dave Berry vinyl records (12)
DAVE BERRY Dave Berry (Rare 1964 UK 15-track MONO LP on the unboxed red ffrr logo label (A1/B1 matrices) with C.C. Rider The Crying Game God Bless The Child and others also featuring a certain young Mr Jimmy Page on guitar front laminated picture sleeve with sleeve notes on rear. The sleeve (EX) shows minimal wear and has been rubberstamped (Guaranteed Secondhand Record Perfect Condition) with the record (VG) showing only a few light hairlines and signs of play
£106.00 used
DAVE BERRY My Baby Left Me (1964 UK four-prong centre 7 single on Decca also featuring a cover of Willie Dixons Hoochie Coochie Man credited to Dave Berry & The Cruisers die-cut company sleeve. The vinyl grades EX/EX- with a few faint paper hairlines not affecting play F.11803)
£17.00 used