Trevor Oakes dead aged 79: Founder of 70s rock band Showaddywaddy known for Under the Moon of Love dies after illness
A FOUNDING member of Seventies glam rock band Showaddywaddy, guitarist Trevor Oakes, has died the group announced today. Former lead singer Dave Bartram who is now manager, said the 79 year old musician passed away peacefully on February 18 after “a long illness”. The band specialised in Fifties and Sixties classics including their only UK No1 single Under the Moon of
A FOUNDING member of Seventies glam rock band Showaddywaddy, guitarist Trevor Oakes, has died the group announced today. Former lead singer Dave Bartram who is now manager, said the 79 year old musician passed away peacefully on February 18 after “a long illness”. The band specialised in Fifties and Sixties classics including their only UK No1 single Under the Moon of
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