Formed in St. Albans in 1962 the band with the bizarre name was in the style of the times for a British Invasion band. They were signed with Decca after winning a beat-group competition. She’s Not There was their first hit song in 1964 which reached number 12 in the UK charts and became even no. 2 in the US. That timeless debut hit is included on their first album along with a few self-penned songs plus a selection of R&B covers, mainly composed of Blues, Pop and Rhythm & Blues.
A great, early British Invasion LP that anticipated the future psychedelic pop trend before anything else.
