Mod-styled Birmingham bandt that evolved from an R&B outfit named The King Bees (formerly The Castaways), recorded I Must Be Mad , rated by aficionados of the genre as one of the best pieces of British '60s British psychedelic and dropped out of sight. They were, however, one of the earliest bands to feature drummer Carl Palmer (Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Atomic Rooster and Emerson Lake & Palmer). Obscure. File under: Birmingham Underground
Discography:
1966 I Must Be Mad / Suspense A Little Bit Of Soap / Ready Steady Let's Go
In the music library: Nuggets II: Original Artyfacts From The British Empire And Beyond: I Must Be Mad