Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich

Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich

WEBSITE DDDBM&T

Welcome on the fan website of Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich. One of the best beatgroups in the sixties. On this website you will find everything you want to know about this group. Take your time and enjoy the online tour!!!!

Click here for a nice choir on youtube with a DDDBMT medley

ZABADAK MAGAZINE #26 RELEASED

In our special "Zabadak: The Magazine" section you can read all about it. The release of the newest edition of Zabadak: Nr. 26.
Look on the left, click on the link and find out how to obtain this (among other) edition!!

WHAT IS THE VALUE OF A (DD)DBM&T RECORD??

This question is often asked. But there is no correct answer on the question. As they say: For one person an album is 50 cents worth, for another one 500 Euro!!

The website www.7inchrecords.com has given a value to the most DD(DBMT) singles.
Click here to visit this website

On the website www.popsike.com you can find the highest prices people have paid for vinyl.
Don't think that you can get this kind of money for your collection. The displayed sellings are highly exceptional

We found some of DD(DBM&T)

Mastertape with three songs:
Stayin' With It
Sure Thing
Matthew And Son
1-5-2010: 215 GBP

Everything About Her
7" vinyl, Norwegian pressing

7-2-2008: 91,00 US Dollars

Bend It!
7" vinyl, Swedish pressing

25-6-2006: 59 Euro

Save Me
7" vinyl, Swedish pressing

9-10-2007: 111 Euro

Save Me
7" vinyl, Norwegian pressing

7-2-2008: 91 US Dollars

Touch Me Touch Me
7" vinyl: South African pressing

27-10-2007: 153 US Dollars

Snake In The Grass
7" vinyl: South African pressing

29-10-2007: 173 US Dollars

Don Juan
7" vinyl: Japanese pressing

7-5-2007: 57 US Dollars

Touch Me Touch Me
7" vinyl: Japanese pressing

10-5-2006: 123 US Dollars

Fading (Mason, with Beaky and Tich as group member)
7" vinyl: Spanish pressing

9-2-2008: 43 Euro

Touch Me Touch Me
EP: Portuguese pressing

7-4-2006: 33 GBP

Don Juan
7" vinyl: South African pressing

13-10-2007: 101 US Dollars

Save Me
7" vinyl: South African pressing

7-10-2007: 46 US Dollars

You Make It Move
7" vinyl: Dutch pressing

7-9-2008: 42 Euro

Don Juan
EP: Israëli pressing

9-4-2006: 202 US Dollars

All I Want
7" vinyl: UK pressing

9-7-2007: 45 GBP

Legend Of Xanadu
EP: Australian pressing

8-4-2006: 255 Australian Dollars

Save Me
Several artists EP: Iranian pressing

28-6-2008 123 US Dollars

Don Juan
EP: Portuguese pressing

3-4-2006: 86 US Dollars

Save Me
EP: Portuguese pressing

3-4-2006: 143 US Dollars

Wreck Of The Antoinette
7" Vinyl: French pressing

10-12-2007: 108 US Dollars

Here's A Heart / Hold Tight
Two artists EP: Iranian pressing

10-6-2005: 72 US Dollars

RECORD COVER BLUNDER

Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich were involved in one of the more spectacular record cover blunders in rock history.
In 1981, Polydor in Italy (Orbis) put out a huge series of albums called Historia De La Musica Rock ("The History of Rock Music") with one or two volumes for each of about a hundred different artists. The volume by the Dave Clark Five came out with the cover featuring a group photo of Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich! Speculation about how this kind of quality control gaffe could occur was that the photos were all in an alphabetically arranged set of folders, and when reaching in to the "Dave Clark Five" folder, a hand accidentally reached into the folder behind it, which was "Dave Dee." Or the photo could have been accidentally misfiled in the adjacent folder. But the really funny part of the situation was that nobody noticed the error until the album was in the stores! By then, they just figured, "Ignore it. No one will notice."

Adapted from: http://www.bsnpubs.com/mercury/fontana/fontana.html

JIMI HENDRIX WAS AFRAID

World famous guitarist Jimi Hendrix says in an interview that "we were in danger of becoming the American versions of Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich. Nothing wrong with that, but it's just not our scene. We decided we had to end that scene and get into our own thing. I was tired of the attitude of fans that they'd bought you a house and a car and now expected you to work the way they wanted you for the rest of your life"

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