also topped the US Hot 100 and smaller hits followed for Colin Blunstone (vocals), Paul Atkinson (guitar), Rod Argent (keyboards), Paul Arnold (bass) and Hugh Grundy (drums). Furthermore, The Zombies had actually disbanded when 1969’s ‘Time Of The Season’ put them suddenly back near No. 1 in the US again, with commensurate sales for a final album, Odessey ...
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people had even heard of in Britain), also included the folk singer Donovan (‘Britain’s answer to Bob Dylan’) and the harder-edged sounds of The Who, The Yardbirds, The Zombies and The Moody Blues. In 1965, a total of 68 British singles cracked the US Top 40, with 11 of them again spending a combined 26 weeks at ...
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