Electric Prunes - Electric Prunes*Formed in 1966, The Electric Prunes had a novel approach to being a band: deciding to be a recording unit rather than a live performance band. They discovered their signature sound reverb drenched, beautifully chaotic garage pop and released one of the most fantastic, fuzzed out singles of all time, "I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night". Guitar effects drip and splatter throughout (the band had landed an endorsement deal with Vox, who were the leaders

The one in their own minds

Christopher Clarke (1947) built the instrument used for this recording in 2000

the band emerges from the turbulence of the last couple of years

the self-confessed 'frustrated lead singer' has been forced to delve deep into his own psyche

César Franck was inspired by the same poem

An ingeniously unique and unpredictable combo of horror

made it a work that was way ahead of it's time

He's worked hard to bring this all together

Now finally available in the digital domain

Weeekly - Colorise - Random Cover - incl

plus everything else that makes great rock & roll

Gotta Groove marked a triumphant return by a band reeling from tragedy after four members of the band were killed in a plane crash with Otis Redding in 1967