Beryl Marsden
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Beryl jumped to EMI’s Columbia label in 1965 and lasted there for two singles, of which “Break-A-Way” — arranged and conducted by Ivor Raymonde, outdoing his work with Dusty Springfield — was a British pop-soul jewel. After the failure of her single “What’s She Got” in 1966, Beryl changed her approach to music. Her solo career having failed to ignite sales, Beryl joined Rod Stewart in Shotgun Express and after that moved on to a stint with an all-girl band called She Trinity before linking up with Paddy Chambers (of Paddy, Klaus & Gibson) in a group called Sinbad. During the 1970s, she also performed as a member of a group called the Gamblers.
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