Who Sang?

From a posting a bit back--I Knew The Bride When She Used To Rock & Roll. I'd say it was Dave Edmunds.

A posting further back---ref: Marc Bolan.  His made up surname was from which music idol of his?  While you ponder that---i have a recording of a group playing in Germany called The Beat Brothers backing Tony Sheridan. Who were they better known as?

 Pink Floyd is named after 2 blues guitarists. Which ones?

Which year did Jimi Hendrix perform in Newbury, Berkshire?

Who took the micky out of The Shadows, recording "Cry For A Shadow"?

Hi Diana, and thank you for your welcome. Apologies for Cockney rhyming slang accidentally appearing in one of my questions. In full---taking the mickey bliss---means to mock someone; in this case, a style of guitar sound of Hank Marvin and The Shadows who backed Cliff Richard, similar band to The Ventures or Tornadoes in the US a bit later on.

 I've only heard the song Diana by it's original writer/performer, Paul Anka. Not to give my age away, but it made No.1 in the UK charts in 1957--though I was very young, though heard it on US radio stations at the time.

The 2 blues guitarists were Americans, as the US blues was having a big influence in early--mid '60s pop music here when Pink Floyd, and other bands, were formed.

Glad you liked my avatar. Paul.