Band founded 1964 in Boston, England. After a couple of years
struggling without securing a record contract or getting any kind
of breakthrough on home turf they moved to Denmark 1966, and there
within only six months succeeded to be one of the most auspicious
outfits in Scandinavia at the time. For exemple their 1966 cover
of The Four Seasons "Sherry " topped the Swedish list and the 1967
"Lollipop" reached #2. Between 1966-69 the original setting
released eight singles and two albums. Later the band has seen a
fair share of hiatuses and member changes, but as I understand
they're still at it in some form. This was their second album, for
the eponimous debute check earlier post. Musically rather ordinary
garage pop mixing self-penned with cover versions, but what makes it
special are the vocals. These guys could really hit the high notes and
do it with the honor. Both leads and backgrond quires works beautifully
and they even manage to create their own remarkable versions of already
perfectly harmonized originals as "Silence Is Golden" and "When I Grow
Up". It certainly works for this old lover of male high-pitch vocals
and I guess could do it for a couple of others into that rather special
genre. Favorite tracks apart from the two mentioned - "Walk Like A Man"
and "Don't Laugh If I Cry". To my knowledge this was the only vinyl
issue. Also on Danish EMI CD (Elap-46513CD). First had label as shown
here in a fully laminated flip/back cover. (SCÄ*) (CCÖ*) (BRBÄ*)
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