Quotation
| “ | We were terrible before we went to Germany to play at the Star Club. In fact, the first time we went I don't think they were keen on us at all. By our second visit, though, we were going down really well. You can't help but improve when you play in an atmosphere like that. | ” |
NME - November 1963
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