(c’72) Terry Sherring (vocals), Mike Batt (backing vocals), Chris Spedding (guitar), Kirk ‘The Riddler’ Riddle (bass), Gary Cooper (?) and Dave Porter (?).

Sherring, who was based in Ash, Cooper, and Porter had all been members of The Embers. Riddle had spent time in The Stormsville Shakers and Circus, before joining this brief lived combo.

The band released a promo 7″ vinyl cover of Paul McCartney’s “Too Many People” on the Decca label [F 13290] on 3 March 1972. It was backed by the Batt written “She’s Against The Law” and the whole thing was produced and arranged by Batt as well. Parts of the B-side were recorded at Bob Potters Studio in Mychett. Later in the year Decca re-released the single.

Riddle appeared a few years later in Jackie Lynton’s Happy Days Band. Many will recall Batt’s work a couple of years later that produced his first hits as a singer-songwriter/producer for The Wombles in ’74. In ’75, Spedding had a Top 20 solo hit in the UK with “Motor Bikin'”.

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