The Gamblers

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The Gamblers

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British Rock’n’Roll/R&B band, formed in Newcastle in 1961.

Original members:
Jim Crawford (lead guitar and vocals) born 24 April 1942, Alan George (piano and organ) born 20 July 1941, Andy McMullen (drums) born12 December 1941, Ken Brady (tenor sax and vocals) born 5 July 1941, Tony Tait (stage name Tony Damond) (guitar, trumpet and vocals) born 4 April 1945, Alan Sanderson (bass guitar and vocals) born 4 February 1941. All were born in Newcastle.

In 1964, they replaced The Tornados as the backing band for Billy Fury.

Disbanded in 1967.

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Moon Dawg

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Moon Dawg!

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LSD-25

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Touch You

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Mooddawg!

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December 5, 2025

Mohawk

Austin, Texas, United States

  • 1. True Crime

  • 2. Don't Bury Me... I'm Still Not Dead

  • 3. Biz Loves Sluts

  • 4. The Song We Used to Call "Wasting Time"

  • 5. On Again Off Again

  • 6. The Gamblers Try Their Hand at International Diplomacy

  • 7. Walk Around Me

  • 8. Unicorn Shave Your Horn

  • 9. The Art of Getting Fucked

  • 10. Year of the Rooster

  • 11. The Curse of the Ivory Coast

  • 12. Rent Is Due

  • 13. Uh Oh!

  • 14. Black Nothing of a Cat

  • 15. No Fair

  • 1. DissDissDissKissKissKiss

  • 2. Rattle Me Bones

  • 3. Ice Water

  • 1. What's What

  • 2. Save You


October 4, 2025

Berth 46

San Pedro, California, United States


October 3, 2025

Alex's Bar

Long Beach, California, United States


July 19, 2025

National Western Center Yards

Denver, Colorado, United States

  • 1. Let's Eat

  • 2. What's What

  • 3. The Song We Used to Call "Wasting Time"

  • 4. True Crime

  • 5. The Curse of the Ivory Coast

  • 6. Rattle Me Bones

  • 7. A Choppy Yet Sincere Apology

  • 8. Ice Water

  • 9.

  • 10. Don't Bury Me... I'm Still Not Dead

  • 11. The Art of Getting Fucked


May 26, 2025

Downtown Events Center

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

  • 1. Let's Eat

  • 2. What's What

  • 3. The Song We Used to Call "Wasting Time"

  • 4. The Ol' Smash and Grab

  • 5. Rattle Me Bones

  • 6. The Curse of the Ivory Coast

  • 7. A Choppy Yet Sincere Apology

  • 8. Ice Water

  • 9. Sunday Dress

  • 10. Denton

  • 11. True Crime

  • 12. Don't Bury Me... I'm Still Not Dead

  • 13. The Art of Getting Fucked

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The Gamblers has released 9 albums between 1963 and 1967. Notable releases include Cry Me A River, Dr. Goldfoot (And His Bikini Machine), Now I'm All Alone. Explore their complete discography on this page.

The Gamblers' most-played tracks include Moon Dawg, Moon Dawg!, LSD-25, Touch You, Mooddawg!. Listen to these songs and explore more from their catalog on this page.

British Rock’n’Roll/R&B band, formed in Newcastle in 1961.Original members:Jim Crawford (lead guitar and vocals) born 24 April 1942, Alan George (piano and organ) born 20 July 1941, Andy McMullen (drums) born12 December 1941, Ken Brady (tenor sax and... Read the full biography on this page.

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