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((Infobox musical artist <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians -->
| name                = Tony Meehan
| background          = non_vocal_instrumentalist
| image          = Tony Meehan 1.jpg
| caption             =
| birth_name          = Daniel Joseph Anthony Meehan
| alias               = "The Baron"
| birth_date          = ((birth date|df=y|1943|03|02))
| birth_place         = New End, [[Hampstead]], [[North London]], England
| origin              =
| death_date          = ((death date and age|df=y|2005|11|28|1943|03|02))
| death_place         = [[Paddington]], London, England
| genre               = [[Rock 'n' Roll]]
| occupation          = Drummer, Music Producer & Arranger, Lecturer in [[Psychology]]
| instrument          = Drums
| years_active        = 1956–1990
| label               = ((hlist|[[Decca Records]]|[[Apple Records]]|[[Columbia Records]]|[[EMI]]|[[Parlophone]]|[[CBS]]|[[Ariola]]|[[MCA Records]]|[[Polydor]]|[[Marmalade Records]]))
| past_member_of     = ((bulleted|[[The Shadows]]|[[Jet Harris & Tony Meehan]]|[[The Vipers Skiffle Group]]|[[Billy Fury]]
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'''Daniel Joseph Anthony Meehan''' (2 March 1943 – 28 November 2005<ref name="Dead">((cite web|author=Doc Rock |url=http://thedeadrockstarsclub.com/2005b.html |title=The Dead Rock Stars Club 2005 July To December |website=Thedeadrockstarsclub.com |access-date=2016-04-14))</ref>) was a founder member of the British group [[the Shadows|the Drifters]], with [[Jet Harris]], [[Hank Marvin]] and [[Bruce Welch]], which would evolve into [[the Shadows]]. He played drums on early [[Cliff Richard]] and the Shadows [[hit record|hits]] and on early Shadows [[instrumental]]s.

Meehan was professionally nicknamed "The Baron" by his many admirers and friends within the British pop-rock music industry. He is reckoned to have influenced many thousands of teenage boys and adolescents to take up music as a career, including [[Mick Fleetwood]] of [[Fleetwood Mac]], as a result of his iconic film performance in Cliff Richard's film ''[[The Young Ones (1961 film)|The Young Ones]]''. <!--- ref: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAheCG0lKU0 --->
His drumming style (cf. "Bongo Blues", "[[Apache (instrumental)|Apache]]") is noticeably different from that of other drummers that the Shadows employed during 1958–2010 such as [[Brian Bennett (musician)|Brian Bennett]], [[Clem Cattini]] and [[Trevor Spencer]]. In his contribution to the 1961 book ''The Shadows by Themselves'', Meehan gives advice to all would-be drummers on drum-kit care and maintenance.
<!--- ref: http://www.drummerszone.com/artists/artist.php?artistNR=5200bf5a5e64d805ca6ee80044945bba&artist=Tony-%93The-Baron%94-Meehan --->

==Biography==
Tony Meehan was born to Irish Catholic parents at [[New End Hospital]], New End, [[Hampstead]], North West London, England.<ref name="Dead"/> He was 10 when he became interested in playing drums. By 13, he had his first job with a band playing in a dance hall at [[Willesden]], London. He also played [[timpani]] with the London Youth Orchestra.((cn|date=February 2024))

Meehan left the Shadows in October 1961 to work as an [[arrangement|arranger]]/producer and [[session musician|session]] drummer for [[Joe Meek]] ([[John Leyton]], Michael Cox: "Young Only Once", Andy Cavell) and from early 1962 at [[Decca Records]]. He teamed again with Harris (who had also left the Shadows and moved to Decca) and as a [[duet (music)|duo]] had success with the instrumental "[[Diamonds (Jerry Lordan song)|Diamonds]]" which also included [[Jimmy Page]] on [[acoustic guitar|acoustic]] rhythm guitar. "Diamonds" was a [[chart-topper|number one]] [[hit record|hit]] in the UK. Harris and Meehan had two further hit singles together – "[[Scarlett O'Hara (instrumental)|Scarlett O'Hara]]" and "[[Applejack (song)|Applejack]]".<ref name="Dead"/>

On 1 January 1962, [[The Beatles' Decca audition|the Beatles were auditioned at Decca]] by Meehan, performing a selection of covers they had performed in various clubs over the years, interspersed with three [[Lennon–McCartney]] originals. [[The Beatles]] later found out that their manager [[Brian Epstein]] had paid Meehan to produce the recordings made that day in order for the Beatles to retain ownership of the tapes. Decca rejected the Beatles choosing [[the Tremeloes]], who auditioned the same day as the Beatles. After talks with Epstein, Decca did arrange for Meehan to produce the Beatles at Decca if the Beatles manager agreed to cover the expenses of about £100. On 7 February 1962, Epstein met Meehan, who made condescending comments about the Beatles' audition. With the meeting not going well and Epstein not impressed with Meehan, Epstein rejected the Decca offer.<ref>((cite web|url=http://blog.oup.com/2012/02/brian-epstein-beatles-contract/|title=Brian Epstein and the quest for a contract |date=13 February 2012|website=Blog.oup.com|access-date=25 October 2018))</ref>

Meehan briefly played with the Shadows some years later when Brian Bennett was in hospital. He quit the music industry in the 1990s for a major career change as a psychologist, as a result of a lifelong hobby/interest. He worked in London at a local college lecturing in psychology until his death. He was a regular churchgoer at his local Roman Catholic church in [[Maida Vale]].((cn|date=February 2024))

==Early career groups (pre-Shadows/Drifters)==
;1956 – (Skiffle Trio):
<br>
*John 'Frog' Steiner (guitar/vocals), Tony Kessler (guitar/harmonica) and Tony Meehan (washboard/side-drum)
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;1956–57 – (Trad-Irish-band):
*Billy Flynn (guitar/vocals), Raymond Cleary (guitar), David Rees (stand-up bass guitar) and Tony Meehan (washboard)
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;1958 – The Vipers:
*[[Wally Whyton]] (vocals/guitar), Johnny Booker (vocals/guitar), Freddy Lloyd (vocals/guitar) Jet Harris (bass) and Tony Meehan (drums)

==Death==
On 29 November 2005, [[BBC News]] quoted Bruce Welch as saying that Meehan had died the previous day, as a result of head injuries, following a fall down the main staircase at his London flat in Maida Vale.<ref name="Dead"/> Meehan died at [[St Mary's Hospital, London|St Mary's Hospital]], [[Paddington]], London.<ref>((Cite web|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/4480704.stm|title=The Shadows founder member dies|date=29 November 2005|access-date=9 September 2021|publisher=BBC News))</ref>

((blockquote|As the drummer with the Shadows, Tony Meehan helped to lay the foundations for British rock’n’roll, both backing Cliff Richard and on a long string of instrumental hits recorded under the group's own name. John Lennon once claimed that before Cliff and the Shadows, there had been nothing worth listening to in British music. As the first backing band to emerge as stars in their own right, they were early trailblazers for the beat-group boom that eclipsed them. – Shadows drummer who became an A&R man for Decca – ''[[The Times]]'' (Obituaries), 30 November 2005.))

At his death, Meehan had been twice married and had seven children.

==Groupography==
*The Vipers Skiffle Group
*The Drifters
*Cliff Richard and the Drifters
*The Shadows
*Cliff Richard and the Shadows
*Jet Harris & Tony Meehan
*The Tony Meehan Combo

==Discography==
===Performance credits===
*Cliff Richard and the Shadows – "[[Cliff Sings]]" – 1959 /1960 (Columbia/ABC Paramount)
*Cliff Richard and the Shadows – "[[Me and My Shadows]]" – 1960 (Columbia)
*Cliff Richard and the Shadows – "[[The Young Ones (song)|The Young Ones]]" – 1961 (Columbia)
*Cliff Richard and the Shadows – "[[Move It]]" – 1958 (Columbia)
*Cliff Richard and the Shadows – "[[Living Doll (song)|Living Doll]]" – 1959 (Columbia)
*[[The Shadows]] – "[[Apache (song)|Apache]]" – 1960 (Columbia)
*[[The Shadows]] – "Wonderful Land" – 1960 (Columbia)
*[[The Shadows]] – "[[Man of Mystery (song)|Man of Mystery]]" – 1960 (Columbia)
*[[The Shadows]] – "The Shadows" – 1961 (Columbia)
*[[The Shadows]] – "[[Kon-Tiki (song)|Kon-Tiki]]" – 1961 (Columbia)
*[[The Shadows]] – "[[F.B.I. (song)|F.B.I.]]" – 1961 (Columbia)
*[[The Shadows]] – "See You in My Drums" – 1961 (Columbia)
*[[The Shadows]] – "Meeting with the Shadows" – 1962 (Columbia – 33QPX 8027)
*[[Roger Daltrey]] – "Ride A Rock Horse" – 1975 (Track / MCA)

===As Jet Harris and Tony Meehan===
====Albums====
*''Remembering'' – LP – Decca
*''Best of'' – CD
*''Diamonds and Gems'' – CD

====Singles====
*"[[Diamonds (Jerry Lordan song)|Diamonds]]" / "Footstomp" – 7" – Decca, #1 on British charts<ref name = "Brown451">Brown, Tony, Jon Kutner & Neil Warwick, ''The Complete Book of the British Charts: Singles and Albums'', [[Omnibus Press]], London, 2002, p. 451</ref>
*"[[Scarlett O'Hara (instrumental)|Scarlett O'Hara]]" / "Hully Gully" – 7" – Decca  #2 on British charts<ref name = "Brown451"/>
*"[[Applejack (song)|Applejack]]" / "Tall Texan" – 7" – Decca, #4 on British charts<ref name = "Brown451"/>

====EPs====
*''Jet and Tony'' – EP – Decca 33 on British EP charts<ref name = "Brown451"/>

===As solo artist===
*"Song of Mexico" / "Kings Go Fifth" – 7" – Decca – 1964
*"Zola / Reaching Out For Gold" – 1984 (Magus)

===Production credits===
====Albums====
*[[Donal Donnelly]] – ''Take the Name of Donnelly'' – 1968 (Decca)
*[[Tim Hardin]] – ''[[Painted Head]]'' – 1973 (CBS)
*Danny Mcbride – "Morningside" – 1973 (CBS)
*[[John Howard (singer-songwriter)|John Howard]] – ''Kid in a Big World'' – 1975 (CBS 80473)
*Kevin Westlake – ''Stars Fade (In Hotel Rooms)'' – 1976 (UTOPIA 1–1388)
*[[Roger Daltrey]] – ''[[One of the Boys (Roger Daltrey album)|One of the Boys]]'' – 1977 (MCA)
*[[Eric Burdon]] – ''[[Darkness Darkness]]'' – 1980 (Polydor)
*[[Kim & The Cadillacs]] – Rock Bottom – 1980 (Ariston Music AR/LP/12379) (Italian release)

====Singles====
*[[Louise Cordet]] – "I'm Just a Baby" / "In a Matter of Moments" – 1962 (Decca)
*Jay and [[Tommy Scott (Scottish musician)|Tommy Scott]] – "Angela" / "Did You" – 1962 (Decca)
*[[Jet Harris]] & Tony Meehan – Diamonds" / "Footstomp" 1963 – (Decca)
*Jet Harris & Tony Meehan – "Scarlett O'Hara" / "Hully Gully" 1963 – (Decca)
*Jet Harris & Tony Meehan – "Applejack" / "Tall Texan" – 1963 – (Decca)
*Tony Meehan – "Song of Mexico" / "Kings Go Fifth" – 7" – Decca – 1964
*Louise Cordet – "[[Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying]]" / "Loving Baby" – 1964 (Decca)<ref>((cite web |title=Louise Cordet – Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying |url=https://www.discogs.com/Louise-Cordet-Dont-Let-The-Sun-Catch-You-Crying/master/1645183 |publisher=Discogs |access-date=2021-01-26))</ref>
*[[Glyn Johns]] – "Old Deceiver Time" b/w "Dancing With You" 1963 (Decca F11753)
*Jet Harris – "My Lady" / "You Don't Live Twice" – 1964 (Decca)
*[[Glyn Johns]] – "Today You're Gone" b/w "Such Stuff of Dreams" 1965 (Lyntone LYN 827)
*[[Glyn Johns]] – "I'll Follow The Sun" b/w "I'll Take You Dancing" 1965 (Pye 7N 15818)
*[[Glyn Johns]] – "Mary Anne" b/w "Like Grains of Yellow Sand" 1965 (Immediate IM 013)
*[[Glyn Johns]] – "Lady Jane" feat. [[Brian Jones]] on Sitar 1966
*Les Anges – "Une Fille, Mais Qu'Est-Ce Que C'Est"&nbsp;&lrm;(7", EP) – 1967 (Odeon/EMI MEO 141) (French release)
*[[Wishful Thinking (British band)|Wishful Thinking]] – "Peanuts / Cherry, Cherry" – 1967 (Decca/Southern Music F 12627)
*[[Wishful Thinking (British band)|Wishful Thinking]] – "Meet The Sun / Easier Said Than Loving You" – 1967 (Decca F22673)
*Wishful Thinking – "Count to Ten / Hang Around Girl" – 1967 (Decca F 12598)
*The Dalys – "Sweet Maria / Leaving Time" – 1967 (Fontana TF 809)
*The Dalys – "[[A Fistful of Dollars]] / [[The Man With No Name]]" – 1967 (Fontana TF 841)
*[[Richard Anthony (singer)|Richard Anthony]] – "Put Your Head on My Shoulder" – 1967 (Columbia/Sparta Music DB 8143)
*[[White Trash (band)|White Trash]] – "Road to Nowhere" / "Illusions" – 1969 (Apple)
*[[White Trash (band)|Trash]] – "[[Golden Slumbers]]/[[Carry That Weight]]" / "Trash Can" – 1969 (Apple)
*Keith Meehan – "Darkness of My Life / Hooker St." – 1969 (Marmalade)
*Frabjoy And Runcible Spoon – "I'm Beside Myself / Animal Song" – 1969 (Marmalade 598019)
*[[Hank Marvin]] – "Break Another Dawn / Morning Star" – 1970 (Columbia DB 8693)
*[[Cody (band)|Cody]] – "I Belong with You" / "Wanna Make You Happy" – 1971 (Polydor/Atco)
*[[Colin Blunstone]] – "It's Magical / Summersong" – 1974 (Epic)
*[[Darryl Read]] – "High Rise Angry Young Man" – 1981 (on "Collectomatic vol I" – LP—1997 (white label))

==References==
((Reflist))

==Further reading==
*''Driftin' with Cliff Richard'', by J. Harris, R. Ellis and C. Richard
*''The Shadows by Themselves'' by Royston Ellis with The Shadows. Consul Books. 1961. No ISBN.
*''The Story of the Shadows'' by Mike Read. 1983. Elm Tree books. ((ISBN|0-241-10861-6))
*''That Sound (From Move It On, The Story of the Magic Sound of The Shadows)'', by R. Pistolesi, M. Addey and M. Mazzini. Publ: Vanni Lisanti. June 2000. No ISBN.
*''The Complete Rock Family Rock Trees'', by Pete Frame. Omnibus. ((ISBN|0-7119-6879-9))
*''Guinness World Records: [[British Hit Singles & Albums]]'' (19th Edn), David Roberts. ((ISBN|1-904994-10-5))
*''The Complete Book of the British Charts (Singles and Albums)'', by Neil Warwick, Jon Kutner & Tony Brown, 3rd Edn. ((ISBN|978-1-84449-058-5))
*''Jet Harris – Survivor'', by Dave Nicolson, ((ISBN|978-0-9562679-0-0)), 31 October 2009.

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