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'Had the group only succeeded in locating a decent follow-up, they might well have developed into one of the finest British bands of the late '60s. Here's what their write-up on the band says after discussing their 'A Groovy Kind of Love' hit: However, I was intrigued when I found out that is very high on them. I also knew Fontana split from the band in 1966 (for a solo career that quickly fizzled out), and the Mindbenders had a big international hit of their own later in 1966, 'A Groovy Kind of Love.' But after that, their popularity declined, and they broke up in 1968.īeyond that, I didn't know much, and I hadn't heard their music beyond a hit or two. I knew there was a British group called Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders that had the big international hit 'The Game of Love' in 1965. I merely added the info to the mp3 tags and balanced the volume levels from song to song. Most importantly, he wiped the DJ vocals. This particular album is almost entirely his effort. My musical friend Lilpanda feels the same way I do, and has also learned how to use the X-Minus program. I'm happy to say that I'm not the only person working on improving BBC sessions lately. And now that I'm using the audio editing programs Spleeter and X-Minus to wipe the BBC DJ talking from the music in a better way than ever before, I feel even more of a need to post these sessions. BBC sessions need to be better known in general, especially when there's no official album for a given artist. I'll be explaining more what I'm doing in a different post soon, but I'm going through a phase where I'm posting as many BBC sessions as I can, even if it's from musical artists I'm not a big fan of.

Discogs album graham one in a million you