Yorkshire group The Accent were originally known as The Blue Blood Group before moving to London in 1966.
They secured a residency at Billy Walker’s Upper-Cut Club and in 1967 recorded a single for Decca, the Mike Vernon-produced Red Sky At Night, a psychedelic classic with a freakbeat arrangement.
John Hebron
Vocals, guitar Rick Birkett
Guitar Alan Davies
Bass Pete Beetham
Drums
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They secured a residency at Billy Walker’s Upper-Cut Club and in 1967 recorded a single for Decca, the Mike Vernon-produced Red Sky At Night, a psychedelic classic with a freakbeat arrangement.
