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Jewry became Shane Fenton that same afternoon. September saw the band release its debut single, "I'm a Moody Guy," and on October 3rd they were introduced to the media at the Center of Sound in central London.

They made their television debut on Thank Your Lucky Stars, and the record peaked at number But though their live show went over well, three successive singles passed by unnoticed: "Walk Away" and "It's All Over Now" for the full group, and the instrumental "Lover's Guitar" by the Fentones alone. June brought a respite within this gathering gloom, when "Cindy's Birthday" returned the band to the upper echelons of the chart.

Rock'n'roll 60s British Rock and Roll Schlageroldies. In the early s, Shane Fenton and The Fentones were an unknown teenage band who recorded a demo tape and mailed it in to a BBC programme with the hope of being picked to appear on TV.

While awaiting a reply from the BBC, the band's 17 year old singer Shane Fenton born Johnny Theakstone died as a result of the rheumatic fever he had suffered in childhood. The rest of the band decided to break up, but then unexpectedly received a letter from the BBC inviting them to come to London to audition in person for the programme. Theakstone's mother asked the band to stay together, and to keep its name, in honour of her son's memory.

Bernard William Jewry, who was a roadie with the group at the time, was asked to become the new Shane Fenton. Jewry disappeared from the spotlight for a decade after the break-up of The Fentones, working in music management and performing at small venues with his wife Iris Caldwell, the sister of Rory Storm.

During the early s, however, Jewry acquired a new persona, Alvin Stardust, as he successfully cashed in on the glam rock bandwagon.