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The Haft'a Darkks

The Haft'a Darkks, a band from Hartlepool, entertained local audiences during the mid 1960's. They were a strong influence on most of the local bands who carried the musical torch into the 70's and beyond.

An appearance at Whitley Bay Boys' Club's New Hall, December 1965.

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Haft'a Darkks

 

The Haft'a Darkks from Hartlepool, taken in 1965, shows bass player Tony Wood; lead guitarist Brian Wheatley; drummer Brian Weegram; rhythm guitarist, Alan Plaice and vocalist Peter Rutter.

This photograph of the Haft'a Darkks shows Alan Plaice, Brian Weegram, Bill Collier, Tony "Woodie" Wood and Pete Rutter.

Brian Weegram managed to salvage this rare photograph of the Haft'a Darkks showing Peter Maunder, Bill Collier, Brian Weegram, Tony Wood and Alan Plaice.

Hartlepool Mail reports on the local band the Haft'a Darkks scoring success in Germany during the 1960's.

The Haft'a Darkks appear at the Kirklevington Country Club in 1966...........

..........................and their business card.

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