Spencer John Shires is an English actor, singer and musician, possibly best known for his appearances in the TV musical group, "Young Generations." He was also a member of the singing group, Reflections, who appeared often on "The Mike Yarwood Show."
According to the IMDB, Shires was born on July 13, 1954 in Lambeth, London, England, but not much else is known about his life and career. His real name may be Spencer Shiroba. His first known appearance was the 1967 British film, "The Sky Bike," later becoming a member of the "Young Generation" BBC music group in 1973 which at separate times included "Benny Hill" alumni as Roger Finch, Walter Cartier and Kay Frazer. He also appeared on the TV series "Thirty-Minute Theatre" before appearing as himself in "Rock on with 45" in 1975.
Shires later formed the pop group Reflections with Linda Robertson, Dee Eldridge and Donny Hill around 1976, appearing regularly on "The Mike Yarwood Show," The group also appeared on the June 26, 1977 episode of the "The Benny Hill Show," performing background vocals in the Bianca Malone opening and as a sketch character in The Sum Awards. After Reflections broke up, he returned in the March 23, 1977 episode in a few bit parts in the Girls Girls Girls Nightclub sketch and as a member of the The Milk Market Board Choir.
As Spencer Shiroba, he did vocals, guitar and keyboard for the pop music group Shooter in 1978, later appearing on "The Goodies" TV show in 1980. In 1981, He helped produce "If Looks Could Kill" and "Don't You Look F-A-B" for the Incredible Kidda Band. Beyond that, he dropped into obscurity until 2001 when he helped produce "Lady of the Afternoon" for the group, Radio Shanghai, for Loft Records. His current activities are unrevealed.