How could I ever by George Bellamy

George was the rhythm guitarist with the Tornados, from their beginnings in 1961 as a nameless group of session musicians, working for Joe Meek at his Holloway Road recording studio in north London. They became known as the Tornados in February 1962, a name being necessary when they secured a contract to become Billy Fury’s backing band. George continued with them until August 1963, when he quit due to health reasons, having collapsed on stage due to the strain of constant touring. He played on their singles “Love and fury”, the galactic mega hit “Telstar”, “Globetrotter”, “Robot”, “Ice Cream Man”, their EPs “Sounds of the Tornados”, “Telstar”, “More sounds of the Tornados”, “Tornado Rock” and on their album “Away from it all”. “How could I ever” was the B side of the single “Where I’m bound” he released in 1965. George was replaced in the Tornados by the now deceased Bryan Irwin. George Bellamy is the father of Matthew Bellamy of Muse. Watch the Tornados play “All the stars in the sky” www.youtube.com Formore information about the Tornados join their Facebook group at www.facebook.com Tornados CDs can be obtained from Amazon. Recommended are “The Complete Tornados” double CD containing all 55 of their released tracks, and “Ridin’ the Wind, the anthology” double CD, which excludes 2 released tracks (Telstar 75 and Red Rocket) but includes 11 previously unissued tracks.