Biography
Very little information survives regarding this group, which secured a contract with Pye Records and borrowed its name from one of Bob Dylan’s compositions, yet showed no reluctance to record covers of “Snoopy vs. the Red Baron” and the Kinks’ “Too Much on My Mind.” At peak form the musicians delivered energetic soul stompers marked by noticeable charisma, yet they never developed a signature sound capable of attracting listeners beyond the clubs in which they already enjoyed local favor. The band dissolved in 1967 once its third and last single had appeared.