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Tomangoes Band Info Please

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  • boba
    boba

    thanks, I think me being a smartass offends some people and that's not my intention in general. have a good holiday.

  • Derek Pearson
    Derek Pearson

    For me The Tomangoe's ticks every box I can think of that every northern record should have. It's as good as it gets. Roll this idea around in your head for a bit - &#

  • Dave Thorley
    Dave Thorley

    The UK based guy spells his name Geno Washington. George 'Gino' Washington, owner of Atac, Washpan & Perfecto amongst others is from Detroit.   Had several stories on The Tamango

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Dusty Wilson who's real name is Claude Williams, the writer sang lead. It was recorded in Jan 1968.

Source: Our interview 8 weeks ago on Richard and Kev's Soul Connection on Smooth 70s(DAB)

That clears that up

  • 6 years later...

Apologies for resurrecting an old thread, but I was googling the Tomangoes to try to find out who the bass player was & I arrived here.

I Really Love You is one of my favourite bass lines to play & I really wanted to give the player the credit they deserve. Any ideas how I could find out?

As far as I know Claude Williams (Dusty) was the lead singer of the Tomangoe's. Dusty Wilson is a different person altogether, with songs on Mutt and Zebra 

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