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- St._Louis_Union abstract "St. Louis Union were a 1960s, short-lived, freakbeat rock band from Manchester, England, who formed part of the mod rock scene. They were formed by singer Tony Cassidy, guitarist Keith Millar, tenor saxophone/flute player Alex Kirby (left 1965; replaced by Lenni Zaksen and Bernie Brown), keyboardist David Tomlinson, bassist John Nichols and drummer Dave Webb.They formed initially as The Satanists and then, after they changed their name, they won a Melody Maker beat contest in 1965, leaving a fledgling The Pink Floyd (later known simply as Pink Floyd) in a lower placing, and obtaining a recording contract with Decca Records.Their first single, a cover of the Beatles song "Girl", was a success in the UK Singles Chart, where it reached #11 in February 1966. The single also had an American release. The band were popular in the Manchester area.However, after "Girl", there were no more hits, despite singles such as "Behind The Door" and "East Side Story" being released. They performed two songs in the film The Ghost Goes Gear in 1966. The band split up in 1967.Guitarist Keith Millar (born 15 April 1947, Manchester) subsequently joined the Rod Steward's band, but died on 17 May 2005. David Tomlinson had a role in the subsequent New Wave scene, under the stage name of Dave Formula, as a member of Magazine, Visage, Ludus and Luxuria, and working with Howard Devoto and Tuxedomoon's Winston Tong. Bassist John Nichols has since developed a career as an Actors Headshot Photographer in Manchester UK, and has won the prestigious Heist Award. Bernie Brown continues to play Saxophone in Spain and the Costa Del Sol with cover bands.".
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- St._Louis_Union comment "St. Louis Union were a 1960s, short-lived, freakbeat rock band from Manchester, England, who formed part of the mod rock scene.".
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