The Dakotas
Members
- Frank Farleycurrent
- Ray Joneselectric bass guitarcurrent
- Robin MacDonaldcurrent
- Tony Mansfieldcurrent
- Eddie Mooney1989–2007
- Mike Maxfieldguitar
Collected from open sources (3) · facts link to sources
Discography
Bad to Me: The Best Of2019
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Merseybeat2014
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Little Children / I’ll Keep You Satisfied2000
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At Abbey Road 1963 - 19661998
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The EP Collection1995
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The Best of Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas: The Definitive Collection1991
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The Gallery of British Beat, Volume 31991
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I’ll Keep You Satisfied1964
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Little Children1964
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Listen…1963
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And the Beat Goes On!!!
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Evolution
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Original Hits
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The 90’s Collection
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We’re Doing Fine / Forgive Me1966
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Trains and Boats and Planes1965
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Trains and Boats and Planes / I’ll Be on My Way1965
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Little Children / Bad to Me1964
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From a Window / Second to None1964
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Little Children / They Remind Me of You1964
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Do You Want to Know a Secret / I’ll Be on My Way1963
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Bad to Me / I Call Your Name1963
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The Cruel Surf / The Millionaire1963
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I'll Keep You Satisfied1963
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The Billy J. Kramer Hits1963
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- Parlophone
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Identifiers & aliases
The Dakotas was a group of British musicians, which initially convened as a backing band in Manchester, England. They originally backed club singer Pete Maclaine, but after signing to Brian Epstein, he had Maclaine replaced with the singer Billy J. Kramer, a Liverpudlian who the band backed during the 1960s, performing on two UK number ones sung by Kramer. The band also recorded singles by themselves, usually instrumental. In North America, they are regarded as part of the British Invasion.
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