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Version vom 22. Juli 2026, 14:30 Uhr
Musician from the Revere area. His group was also called Steve Colt and the 45's. It's not clear if they are the same as the Colt Brothers or Colt 45's.
Members
- Steve Colt
- Tommy Casserly (b)
Release
- Just A Little Bit Of Soul / So Far Away (From Home And You) (RCA , 47-8913) (1966)
- Hey Girl How Ya Gonna Act / I've Been Loving You (Big Beat , 1001) (1966 or 1967)
- Dynamite / Take Away (Big Beat 105) (1967) (as solo artist)
- A Casual Look (acetate), with Cheryll Ann
Appearances
- New Bedford, Junior Chamber Of Commerce, December 6, 1964 (with the Minets and the Mustangs")
Info
- They recorded with Cheryll Ann
- Steve Colt put out more records as a solo performer later
Review
- Hey Girl, Side A: Good fast paced, soul-y thumper, with Little Richard styled vocal gymnastics. (4/10)
- Dynamite: Groovy, bluesy thumper with jarring vocal shenanigans. Not my world, so no rating from me.
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