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Welcome to former “Spinner” Mick Groves Website. The Spinners were a world famous folk group that were particularly popular in the 60’s and 70’s (even having their own UK TV show). Mick is now a solo artist living and colaborating with local musicians in the South West of England, however he still likes to get together with his old ...
Philips, EMI. Past members. Tony Davis. Mick Groves. Cliff Hall. Hughie Jones. The Spinners were a folk group from Liverpool, England, who formed in September 1958. They variously had four albums in the UK Albums Chart between September 1970 and April 1972.
Mick Groves was born in the City of Salford nr Manchester. After his schooldays he went to Hopwood Hall Teacher Training College. He then began teaching in Liverpool. He followed this profession for six years in various secondary schools ending up as Head of Science at St Fancis Xaviers Bi-Lateral…
In the Autumn of ’58 The Spinners got together and although the eventual quartet remained unchanged, the early days saw Stan Francis, Tony’s wife Beryl, his sister Joan and Jacqueline MacDonald (who left to form the folk duo ‘Jacquie & Bridie’), as members of The Spinners. They started their Folk Club in Oct.’58 and continued to run ...
26 mag 2011 · futuristcinema. 6 subscribers. 26. 16K views 12 years ago. Mick Groves, Hughie Jones, Tony Davis and John McCormick of Legendary folk group The Spinners came together to entertain crowds at...
18 ago 2008 · Cliff Hall is no longer with us, but Mick Groves, Tony Davis and Hughie Jones are still going strong, and Hughie is still recording and playing his beloved sea songs. Mick released an album of...
Mick Groves, fomer Spinner, performs at the Willows in Arundel singing Castles in the Air. 8th December 2010.
