I meet Sam twice,when he managed American English. God I remember the photo with him,John Lennon George Harrison,anddick matthews. I’ve always thought of him with the Beatles.so yeah he belongs a part of that seen.
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Andrew Tonkin
2 years ago
Sam Leach Lane perhaps?
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Brian Butterly
2 years ago
Plaque in and around New Brighton?
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Paula Brent
3 years ago
Loved, loved, loved the Sam I got to know in The One After 9:09
I would so loved to have met him in real life. He really was ‘a one of a one’. Such a shame he’s not universally recognized and applauded for all he accomplished in the early days of The Beatles.
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Doug Elliott
3 years ago
Sam, you deserve this and more.
Miss you, my old friend.
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Cathy Roberts
5 years ago
Met Sam and found him charming, lively and still full of optimism. He deserves to be remembered.
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Ifan Ed Jones
5 years ago
Sam Leach Way sounds fab!
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Joyce Rose
5 years ago
Sam was my friend, and I love him and miss him. I know he played a big part in the early Beatles’ history, and deserves recognition for it!
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Henry rodriguez
6 years ago
I want that
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Roger Kendrick
6 years ago
Deserving of much more recognition.
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katie nunn
7 years ago
We stayed in liverpool and did all the tourist Beatles stuff ,we went to the grapes and met someone who told us all about Sam leach and how he was was one of the first in the Beatles story and yet not really mentioned which I personally think is very sad ,as nurtured young acorns grow into mighty oaks but without the nurture at the beginning things could of been very different . So I'm all for this petition .
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Don MARTIN
7 years ago
Super person, deserves recognition.
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Paul leach
8 years ago
The man was a legend and a great dad too .Many thanks to you all especially you Tony
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James D Jones
8 years ago
Sam has a place in Beatle History plain and simple. Ignoring that would be false.
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Patricia Kennon Rachlin
8 years ago
Brilliant idea.
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Larry Johnson
8 years ago
Another reason for this yank to visit Liverpool!
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Leah Short
8 years ago
Sam needs to be celebrated!
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dave donnelly
8 years ago
Sam was a true merseybeat pioneer.
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Brian Garavalia
8 years ago
Sam deserves his due recognition.
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Terry Hurley
8 years ago
Sam was a true gent. I was the person who took the photo of Sam, Bob Wooler and Allan Williams at an early convention in Liverpool.
I meet Sam twice,when he managed American English. God I remember the photo with him,John Lennon George Harrison,anddick matthews. I’ve always thought of him with the Beatles.so yeah he belongs a part of that seen.
Sam Leach Lane perhaps?
Plaque in and around New Brighton?
Loved, loved, loved the Sam I got to know in The One After 9:09 I would so loved to have met him in real life. He really was ‘a one of a one’. Such a shame he’s not universally recognized and applauded for all he accomplished in the early days of The Beatles.
Sam, you deserve this and more. Miss you, my old friend.
Met Sam and found him charming, lively and still full of optimism. He deserves to be remembered.
Sam Leach Way sounds fab!
Sam was my friend, and I love him and miss him. I know he played a big part in the early Beatles’ history, and deserves recognition for it!
I want that
Deserving of much more recognition.
We stayed in liverpool and did all the tourist Beatles stuff ,we went to the grapes and met someone who told us all about Sam leach and how he was was one of the first in the Beatles story and yet not really mentioned which I personally think is very sad ,as nurtured young acorns grow into mighty oaks but without the nurture at the beginning things could of been very different . So I'm all for this petition .
Super person, deserves recognition.
The man was a legend and a great dad too .Many thanks to you all especially you Tony
Sam has a place in Beatle History plain and simple. Ignoring that would be false.
Brilliant idea.
Another reason for this yank to visit Liverpool!
Sam needs to be celebrated!
Sam was a true merseybeat pioneer.
Sam deserves his due recognition.
Sam was a true gent. I was the person who took the photo of Sam, Bob Wooler and Allan Williams at an early convention in Liverpool.