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*Also played as a duo. | *Also played as a duo. | ||
*P.J. was later involved with Dirty John's Hot Dog Stand together with Carey Mann from [[Ill Wind]] | |||
*Side A: Cool, tuff punky beat with good harmonies but irritating singing (5/10) | *Side A: Cool, tuff punky beat with good harmonies but irritating singing (5/10) | ||
*Side B: Slow, dreamy ballad. Nice raw production, but still in the pop vein. Not a big fan of the singing (3.5/10) | *Side B: Slow, dreamy ballad. Nice raw production, but still in the pop vein. Not a big fan of the singing (3.5/10) | ||
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Group from Waltham / Westwood that existed at least from 1966 to 1968. They are probably a different outfit than Steve Colt And the 45's.
Members
- P.J. Colt (v) (g)
- Dave Colt (v) (g)
- Joe Cadoze (o)
- Frank Holland (d)
Release
- Hold Me, Hold Me/ I'm Your Puppet (Bullet 4511) (1968)
Appearances
- Dudley, Hullabaloo, October 28, 1967
- Dudley, Hullabaloo, November 10 and 11, 1967
- Dudley, Hullabaloo, December 23, 1967
Info
- Also played as a duo.
- P.J. was later involved with Dirty John's Hot Dog Stand together with Carey Mann from Ill Wind
- Side A: Cool, tuff punky beat with good harmonies but irritating singing (5/10)
- Side B: Slow, dreamy ballad. Nice raw production, but still in the pop vein. Not a big fan of the singing (3.5/10)
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