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Rhythm and Blues greats The Drifters were formed in 1953 in New York, USA by Clyde McPhatter (of Billy Ward & The Dominoes) after he was approached by Atlantic Records. McPhatter recruited...

An energetic East London combo, the Equals balanced maximum R&B with plenty of pop, plus a few nods to vocalist Eddy Grant's West Indian background. Grant, born in British Guyana, moved to...

The Flamin' Groovies were an American rock music band of the 1960s and ’70s. They began in San Francisco in 1965, founded by Cyril Jordan and Roy A. Loney. The Flamin Groovies’ early...

English beat group, The Fortunes formed 1963 with the original line-up of Rod Allen (vocals and bass), Glen Dale (guitar), Shel Macare (vocals and guitar), Barry Pritchard (guitar), Andy Brown (...

The Foundations were a Birtish Soul band and were the first mixed race band to have a No. 1 UK hit with band members from Britain, the West Indies and Sri Lanka. The former members of the band...

With their distinctive style of music—perhaps best described as power doo-wop—The Four Seasons have enjoyed a long and extremely successful career in popular music. Coming together in the...

English Merseybeat band, The Fourmost, formed in 1960 and comprised Brian O'Hara and Billy Hatton (orginally The Blue Jays) with Mike Millward joining in 1961 and Dave Lovelady in 1962. Under the...

Living fast and dying young is one of rock's great clichés, but no phrase better describes the reasons for the demise of L.A. punkers the Germs. Capable of creating a firestorm of noisy,...

Glam Rock band, The Glitter Band were originally the support band of Gary Glitter. In 1973 they began releasing their own records and had 7 UK Top 20 hits and 3 successful albums. When Glitter's...

Rock band and AM Oldies’ radio favourite, The Grass Roots, have sold over 30 million albums worldwide and set a record for over 307 weeks of Billboard chart presence. The band was primarily...