Dienstälteste deutsche Beat, Pop-Band war erst als Skiffle Group in Berlin  unterwegs, ab 1963
war dann Beat und R&B angesagt. 
Insgesamt die erfolgreichste deutsche Band, die einige Popperlen hinterlies, wie eine gute 
Version von :    "Shakin All Over";  "Poor Boy" ( mit dem netten Englisch) oder das
gewaltige "Don't Mince Matter" leider aber auch jede Menge Leichtgewichte.

Oldest  and most successful German Beat Band. Started as Skiffle Group in Berlin and went
to Beat and R&B in 1963.
They gave us some great stuff like:  "Shakin All Over"; "Poor Boy"; "What they gonna do";
"Don't Mince Matter"; "Fire" & "Good Time Music" to name a few, but on the other side some
weak singalongs.
No "Lords"  between 1971-76.

Style: Beat; R&B; Psych; Pop

see: 
Excalibur ;  Sitting Bull;  Singing End ;  New Lords ; Persiko & Co ;

Musicians:
Lord Ulli Günther - lead vocals; Klaus Peter "Leo" Lietz - lead guitar;
Knud Kuntze, Heinz Hegemann - bass; Rainer Petry - rhythm guitar;
Peter Donath - drums;
1968 :
Bernd Zamulo - bass; 
80s till today:
Mike Toole - lyrics, songwriter; Werner Faus, Charly Terstappen - drums;
Jupp Bauer - rhythm guitar;



Tracks:
Do you remember (Ulrich Günther-Richard W.Smith)  1976
Shakin  All Over  (Heath)  1965
Good Side of June  (Cason)  1967
Que Sera  (Livingston-Evans) 1965
Poor Boy  (P.Lietz)  1965
Four O'Clock in New York  (Mitch Murray-P.Callander)  1969
Have a Drink on me  (Ledbetter-Buchmann-Donegan) 1966
Gloryland  (Donegan)  1967
Calaba  (Mike Toole)  1984
People World  (Jean Clover) 1969
And at Night  (P.Lietz)  1968
Fire  (P.Lietz-P.Forester)  1968
Poison Ivy  (Leiber-Stoller)  1965
Greensleeves  (trad.)  1965
Walk on  (Mike Toole) 1981
Late last Sunday Evening  (P.Lietz)  1966