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The original College Boys formed in the 60s with Teddie Palmer. They recorded one single on Dolphin. Palmer left in 1969. The band continued in one form or another through the seventies, eventually recording a second single in 1979 on the small Homespun label. Some claim it is of interest, but it's not listed in 45 Revolutions, possibly because it is undated, or possibly because it is not relevant. Caveat emptor.

A new outfit was assembled by Michael Magill Ents in Newry in the early 1980s under the College Boys name which had no link to the previous outfit.

Homespun Records was a low budget label who released lots of dross (country & western schmaltz, singing farmers, etc). They were responsible for the contentious Horslips reissues in the 1980s.



Discography

• Simon Says / The White Cliffs of Dover
7" - Dolphin Records - DOS 3 - 1968 - no PS

• Freckles / Rock & Roll Days
7" - Homespun Records - HS 027 - 1979 - no PS


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