John McNally (musician)

John McNally
McNally performing in 2015
Born	(1941-08-30) 30 August 1941

John McNally (born 30 August 1941 in Walton, Liverpool, England) is an English guitarist and vocalist. He was one of the original founders of The Searchers in 1957, and is still with the band over 50 years later.^[1]

McNally started off playing skiffle and said that he was first influenced by country singers like Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, and Hank Snow but after playing at the Star-Club in Hamburg, Germany, and specifically, playing with Fats Domino at the club, his music took a different course towards Soul and Rhythm & Blues.

McNally, with his band, The Searchers, like The Beatles, were instrumental with developing the Mersey sound.

References

↑ Somerville, Christopher (22 May 2008). "Walk of the month: Liverpool and Birkenhead". London: The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 2009-11-16.

External links

John McNally discography at Discogs

The Searchers

John McNally Frank Allen Spencer James Scott Ottaway Tony Jackson Mike Pender Chris Curtis Billy Adamson John Blunt Eddie Rothe

Studio albums	Meet the Searchers Sugar and Spice It's the Searchers Sounds Like Searchers Take Me for What I'm Worth Hungry Hearts

Singles	"Sweets for My Sweet" "Sugar and Spice" "Sweet Nothin's" "Needles and Pins" "Don't Throw Your Love Away" "Someday We're Gonna Love Again" "When You Walk in the Room" "Love Potion No. 9" "What Have They Done to the Rain" "Goodbye My Love" "He's Got No Love" "When I Get Home" "Take Me for What I'm Worth" "Take It or Leave It" "Have You Ever Loved Somebody" "Popcorn, Double Feature" "Western Union" "Second Hand Dealer" "Umbrella Man" "Kinky Kathy Abernathy" "Desdemona" "Love Is Everywhere" "Sing Singer Sing" "Needles and Pins" "Vahevala" "Solitaire" "I Don't Want To Be The One" "Hearts In Her Eyes" "It's Too Late" "Love's Melody" "Another Night"

Related	Discography Mike Pender's Searchers

Book:The Searchers

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 87811274

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