Local pop group from the 60's, The Montanas, did about 6 singles for Pye produced by Tony Hatch...someone said they did a version of I'm Gonna Change which came out in the US only...anyone know if this is true or heard it?

Just googled it Pete and it came up on a site A 2 Z of northern soul so must be true. Not heard it though.

Tubbs

Just googled it Pete and it came up on a site A 2 Z of northern soul so must be true. Not heard it though.

Tubbs

Is that Don't Pity Me in your avatar mate? Whats that, Brazilian or something?

Just googled it Pete and it came up on a site A 2 Z of northern soul so must be true. Not heard it though.

Tubbs

not heard either but looks avail on cd

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Ripples Volume 7: Rainbows

(Sequel)

RAINBOWS is the last of the

wonderful Ripples series, and it

returns to the sunshine pop theme

of the first two volumes. For my

money, it does it up even better.

Listening to this must be the aural

equivalent of eating apples freshly

picked from the Royal orchard

- every track is brimming with sunshine-y goodness!

Of course the usual suspects are here, like The Montanas, who do the

psych-sprinkled "You're Making a Big Mistake" and a nice version of the

northern soul-ish Four Seasons song "I'm Gonna Change". The Rockin'

Berries contribute the "He's In Town" clone "You're My Girl" and The Ivy

League's "Tossing and Turning" features top gear harmonies. However, the

Ripples

Thanks Mike

Is that Don't Pity Me in your avatar mate? Whats that, Brazilian or something?

yeah it's don't pity me on Argentinian

Its Argentinian issued on Discos Warner Bros No Tengas piedad de mi (dont pity me)

issued through odeon in argenina 1966 with a demo stamp plays at 33/3

Ian

Thanks Mike

the clip come from a review in shindig mag site, first time come across that site, its a uk sort of garage/psych site with a lot of content, pdf versions of reviews, interviews and so om

well worth a visit if interested in that sort of thing

just added link to link section in off the beat bit