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  Tom Springfield obituary

  Musician, songwriter and producer who sang with his sister, Dusty, in the pop-folk trio the Springfields in the 1960s

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  The Telegraph

  Tom Springfield, brother of Dusty and singer-songwriter behind some the biggest hits of the Seekers – obituary

  Tom Springfield, who has died aged 88, was a singer-songwriter and the brother of Dusty Springfield, with whom he formed the Springfields, the first British singing group to break into the American charts, two years ahead of the Beatles.

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  Dave Wintour obituary

  Other lives: Bass guitarist who played with a formidable list of rock and pop artists

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  PA Media: Entertainment

  Jazz flute featured on TV’s Mr Benn and The Beatles’ Penny Lane auctioned

  A collection of instruments owned by Ray Swinfield is to go under the hammer later this month.

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  Digital Spy

  EastEnders star Lacey Turner pays sweet tribute to son on his first birthday

  EastEnders star Lacey Turner has paid a sweet tribute to her son Trilby Fox on his first birthday.

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  BANG Showbiz

  Masked Singer's Pat Cash wants to be buried in his Bagpipes costume

  Tennis legend Pat Cash - who was booted off 'The Masked Singer' on Saturday (15.01.22) - would like to be buried in the Bagpipes costume he wore to sing in.

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  The Independent

  Mini-skirts, bouffants and forgotten hits: The unsung women of the British Invasion

  As Beatlemania sweeps the world once more with Peter Jacksons’s ‘Get Back’, it’s high time that the women who took America by storm – from Dusty Springfield to Cilla Black – are equally recognised for their part in pop history. Key figures of the Swinging Sixties, including Petula Clark, speak to Alli Patton

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  Sheridan Smith wants to play Dusty Springfield

  Sheridan Smith wants to add to her list of playing 60s starlets by portraying Dusty Springfield.

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  The Telegraph

  Ken Essex, LSO principal viola who accompanied the Beatles hit Yesterday – obituary

  Ken Essex,who has died aged 101, was principal viola of the London Symphony Orchestra in the 1960s; he also made chamber music with the cellist Amaryllis Fleming, can be heard on the theme music for Fawlty Towers and Last of the Summer Wine, and played in the string quartet that accompanied the Beatles’ melancholy ballad Yesterday. Last year he followed in the footsteps of Captain Sir Tom Moore, completing a 10km walk in aid of Moorfields Eye Hospital.

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  The Guardian

  Last Night in Soho review – a gaudy romp that’s stupidly enjoyable

  Last Night in Soho review – a gaudy romp that’s stupidly enjoyable. Edgar Wright’s time-travel film plays like a 60s pop song building towards a big climax

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