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The item you've selected wasn't added to your cart. Add to Watchlist Unwatch. Watch list is full. No additional import charges at delivery! This item will be posted through the Global Shipping Program and includes international tracking. Where the hell did that name come from? Well as usual it was me and my big mouth - overhearing talk of a college band with that name I repeated it innocently at a band meeting. Well, it was at least memorable, and Bill wrote a pertinent lyric for the opening track of the album.

We were by now a four-piece band - Lou being involved in other projects. We had actually split completely a few months earlier, but drifted back together one by one. So it was back to Pye studios near Marble Arch, this time the larger No. The sessions, as always, were late night all night affairs. Larry had been involved in chart hits for the Kinks and the Troggs in the sixties. We met Gilbert O'Sullivan in the dressing room, a friendly chap who looked quite normal until he slipped into his schoolboy stagegear.

My greatest regret was leaving before the arrival of Ken Dodd. Later we found out that it had sold several thousand copies in Germany, but nobody told us at the time. We mimed to the backing track while Bill sung live - Bazz thrashing away on the BBC plastic imitation cymbals.

Listening to it again for the first time in many years I found it entertaining and enjoyable, and was struck by the wealth of ideas it contains. Around this time, the band were offered the chance to back Freddie King on two UK tours which helped further their growing reputation.