out both Pete Best and the late Stuart Sutcliffe]. It reads, "Dedicated to John, Paul, George, Ringo in fond recollection of the fantastic crazy days in Hamburg. Special Thanks to Albert Lee". All original Sheridan songs, though the final tune ("Goodbye") shares the title with a Beatles-McCartney-penned tune.) 1989: Here & Now! – features the early rock / rhythm and blues classic, "Money Honey", and new recordings of "What'd I Say" and "Skinny Minnie". (Sheridan's website has this as being released in 1988, a copyright notice also shows it as being 1994.) 2002: Vagabond 2018: Tony Sheridan and Opus 3 Artists Live albums 1963: Twist at the Star Club Hamburg A live album, Sheridan sings and plays on "Skinny Minny" and "What'd I Say" (under the pseudonym of "Dan Sherry") with the 'STAR COMBO' (a group including Roy Young, Colin "Melander" Crawley, Ricky Barnes and Johnny Watson). He also plays on "The Star Combo's" other four songs (where Roy Young sings). This release was a rare LP on Philips. As noted Sheridan is credited as "Dan Sherry" though his picture is clearly displayed on the front cover singing at 'The Star Club' (with bassist Colin "Melander" Crawley and saxophonist Ricky Barnes). (There are songs by four other groups as well). 1974: Tony Sheridan Rocks on aka Live in Berlin '73 1976: On My Mind (private release) 1996: Tony Sheridan & The Beat Brothers Live And Dangerous (also released as "Rock Masters: Feel It" [Beat Brothers – Roy Young, Howie Casey – recordings of "Good Golly Miss Molly" and others. On some of these 1995 live-recordings the lead vocal is actually by Roy Young (aka "the English Little Richard"). 2004: Chantal Meets Tony Sheridan – only known live recording of the early McCartney/Sheridan song "Tell Me If You Can" 2007: Tony Sheridan Live 2007 – Only known Sheridan recording of the Elvis classic "Don't Be Cruel", The Beatles "Yesterday", Chuck Berry's "Little Queenie" medleyed with "Johnny B. Goode". Also present Buddy Holly's "Not Fade Away" and James Taylor's "You've Got A Friend". Album photos taken by Sheridan's young wife Anna Sheridan. EPs 1962: EP, released in France. 1962: Ya Ya EP, released in Germany. 2001: Historical Moments Tony Sheridan & Rod Davis (from John Lennon's Quarrymen) EP/CD 2005: Tell Me If You Can (EP) Chantal feat. Geff Harrison – Tony Sheridan – this Sheridan version runs 6 min. 24 sec. and