Formed around 1960, they got first recording contract in 1963. In their best years  63-65 they released 5 albums,
and had 10 Top 20 Hits. Harmonie beat with a 12 string guitar, which influenced the US band BYRDS, they where
one of the best and most successful bands in the beat boom  years. They didn't write to many songs on their own,
that was the bringdown in the next years. Live  always amazing, they had a comeback with 2 great LPs in the beginning
of the 80s, but sorry some years later they split in two different bands, working in the cabaret-club scene.

Style:  Harmonie Beat

see: 
Rory Storm & The Hurricanes ; Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers ; Roundabout (=Deep Purple) ;
Tony Jackson & The Vibrations ;

Musicians:
Mike Pender - lead guitar, vocals; John McNally - rhythm guitar, vocals;
Tony Jackson - bass, vocals; Frank Allen (1965) - bass; Chris Curtis - drums, vocals;
John Blunt (1966-69) - drums  (on 'Second Take' LP); Billy Adamson (1969) - drums;


Tracks:
Sugar and Spice  (Nightingale)
Don't throw your Love away  (Nightingale)
Farmer John  (Harris)
Come on back to me  (Pender-McNally-Allen)
When you walk in the Room  (DeShannon)
Needles and Pins  (Nitzche-Bono)
Desdemona  (Avon-Spiro)
Goodbye my Love  (Mosley-Swearingen-Simington)
Love Potion No.9  (Leiber-Stoller)
Sweet for my Sweet   (Pomus-Shuman)
Take me for what I'm worth  /Sloane)
What have they done to the Rain  (Reynolds)

Bonus-Tracks:
The World is waiting for Tomorrow  (Allen-McNally-Pender)
Love is Everywhere  (Brown-Wilson)
And a Button  (Allen-McNally-Pender)
Sing Singer Sing  (Allen-McNally-Pender)
Vahevala  (Lottermoser-Loggins)
Madman  (Allen-McNally-Pender)
Solitaire  (Sedaka-Cody)
Spicks and Specks  (Gibb)
I really don't have the Time  (unknown)
Indigo Spring   (unknown)