Bern Elliott - vocals

Alan Judge - lead guitar

Wally Allen - rhythm guitar

Eric Willmer - bass guitar

Jon Povey - drums

The only group to reach the charts with "Money", a song performed by many groups of the day, Bern Elliott & The Fenmen formed in Kent in 1961, they spent a lot of the next two years playing the clubs of Hamburg before being signed to Decca in early 1963.

Although not from Liverpool, the group played in a similar style to the "Merseybeat" bands and Elliott himself possessed a good R&B influenced voice. Their recorded output was small because the partnership did not stay together for long - going their separate ways in the middle of '64.

Elliott put another group together named The Clan, while the Fenmen carried on without him until 1968 when the band broke up. Povey and Allen both joined a later line-up of The Pretty Things.

Singles

Bern Elliott & The Clan Single

Bern Elliott solo Singles

The Fenmen Singles

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