New double CD with 57 songs.

Next year will be a landmark one for Dave, being 50 years since he turned
professional with his backing band The Cruisers.



Dave enjoyed a prolific seven-year career in the Decca Studios in the
1960s,recording in the region of 100 tracks. Some of the songs featured The
Cruisers but other tracks saw him backed by world-renowned artists such as
Jimmy Page on guitar and blues harmonica, guitarist Big Jim Sullivan and
John Paul Jones playing bass.

Almost 60 songs from 1963-1966 feature on "This Strange Effect - The Decca
Recordings Volume One" , with the remainder lined up for a second double CD.
Dave still performs nationally and internationally, says he has never been
one for reminiscing about days gone by but listening to the new CD has
certainly brought many happy memories flooding back.

The CD will be released by Cherry Red Records at the end of August. Watch
the website when the CD will be available.

PHOTOGRAPH OF DAVE BERRY BY DAVID WEDGBURY
IN NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY, LONDON EXHIBITION.



On October 15 this year the National  Portrait Gallery, London will open a
major new exhibition  entitled BEATLES TO BOWIE: the 60s exposed. It will
celebrate the leading pop musicians, groups and photographers who helped
create "Swinging London" in the 1960s bringing together 150 photographs,
record sleeves and illustrated sheet music and magazines.

The exhibition will be arranged chronologically in ten sections covering
each year of the decade and will include images- as well as previously
unseen ones - of groups such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks
and The Who and portraits of singers such as Cliff Richard, Billy
Fury,Marianne Faithfull, Jimmy Hendrix and David Bowie.
There will also be a photograph of DAVE BERRY by DAVID WEDGBURY.

BEATLES TO BOWIE will illustrate how image, music, fashion and performance
combined to make musicians the leading icons of their time.

The exhibition will run until January 24, 2010