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Lionel Morton (born Lionel Walmsley, 14 August 1942) is an English former musician and television presenter. Morton was born in Blackburn, Lancashire, England. In the early 1960s, he was the lead vocalist/rhythm guitarist of the group, the Four Pennies.
Lionel Morton recorded two solo singles for Philips in the wake of the Pennies' dissolution. He also recorded a version of "Waterloo Road," a song written by ex-Penny Mike Wilshaw and Mike Deighan, for RCA Victor.
7 de mar. de 2010 · There were two versions of 'Waterloo Road' released in 1969.The one by Jason Crest can be found elsewhere on youtube,here we highlight Lionels Morton's effort from September 1969.
Born in Blackburn, England. Was a member of 'The Four Pennies'. Featured here is the a-side of his 3rd single 'Waterloo Road / Floral Street' released on 'RC...
Lionel Morton (born Lionel Walmsley, 1942, Blackburn) is a singer and musician. In the early 1960s he was lead vocalist/rhythm guitarist with The Four Pennies. He is remembered as a presenter of the BBC children's programmes Play School and Play Away (for which he wrote the theme song) in the 1970s.
The Four Pennies (formerly The Lionel Morton Four) hailed from Blackburn (Lancashire) and infiltrated the Liverpool scene to such an extent that they qualified for a spot on Radio Luxembourg‘s Sunday Night At The Cavern.
29 de abr. de 2015 · Lionel Morton, former leader of Lancashire’s chart-topping group The Four Pennies and now living in Cornwall, continues his tales of farm life when he was a teenage ex-choirboy from Blackburn Cathedral, earning a crust in unfamiliar territory.
