The Joystrings were a 1960s UK Christian music group led by Joy Webb, an officer (now retired) in The Salvation Army.
They were the first Salvation Army pop group achieving chart success with "It's An Open Secret" and "On A Starry Night". The main members through the years were Joy Webb, Peter and Sylvia Dalziel, Bill Davidson and Wycliffe Noble. The group had a number of other singers who changed, due to them consisting of cadets originating from The Salvation Army's training college in London.
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Single discography
- "It's An Open Secret" (1964) - UK Number 32
- "A Starry Night" (1964) - UK Number 34
Bibliography
- Gilliard, A.J. (1967). Joy and the Joystrings: The Salvation Army's 'Pop Group'. Lutterworth Press.
References
- ^ Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 291. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
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