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Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band Canyons Of Your Mind 1968

Rip Neil Innes and Viv Stanshall. And to this sweet essence of giraffe.

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Ching A Ling Baby

Sort off followup to Killer Joe but not as good

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Killer Joe

Five Philippines teenagers. Two of them are still performing

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Long Tall Shorty

Perhaps better known by the cover version by Graham Bond Organization in the UK.

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Stormy Petrel

John 'Speedy' Keen, Andy Newman and the late Jimmy McCulloch with assistance from Who's Pete Townsend. Newman reformed this quite a few times with different line ups. There's even been a version organised by Pete with no original members.

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Mary, Mungo & Midge

Mungo the dog, Midge mouse always in a hurry. Theme tune done with a flute and organ. Remember to make sure the lift door is shut. As Midge perched on Mungo's nose, he watches the lights counting down the floors. They were pretty high up. Narrative by Richard Baker

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The Hunters - Tally Ho (1961)

Best known for Teen Scene this was b side to Golden-Earrings the unsuccessful follow up

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Like The Big Guys Do

Philippines teenagers b side to Killer Joe

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Everything Is You

I think this is a cover version of a song by the group Nirvana [UK]. In 1967 they recorded Tiny Goddess with the same tune. However I do recall this being done either by someone else or a different version.

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Shoeshine Boy

Did members if this end up as heavy rockers Ram Jam?

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Why Don't They Come Back to Dunoon

This picture isn't the correct line up for that song I think big Tam Harvey was there not Rafferty. Harvey didn't like him and left.

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Handbags & Gladrags

This is a rerecording as Mike never released his version at the time. Chris Farlowe did it first though Mike wrote it prior to joining Manfred Man. Just after he left Band Of Angels.

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Shadows and Reflections

More famous during the 80s mod revival

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Harry the Earwig

Very collectable lp from ex Honeybus and Grant Tracy & The Sunsets man. Real name is Peter Blumstead

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Dynatones - "Steel Guitar Rag"

Much covered

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Black Sheep Boy

His song Reason to Believe gave Rod Stewart his first hit.

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Lazy Life

William E Kimber