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English pop group Showaddywaddy in London, UK, 19th November 1974. They are publicising their new single 'Hey Mr Christmas', with backing vocals by members of the children's choir of the National Children's Home in Harpenden. From left to right, they are Rod Deas, Al James, Romeo Challenger, Buddy Gask, Malcolm Allured, Dave Bartram, Trevor Oakes and Russ Field. (Photo by Victor Blackman/Express/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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