The Poets
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The Poets were a scottish pop group, who were managed by Andrew Loog Oldham. Some of their singles were released on his Immediate Records label. Their version of "Baby Don't You Do It" was produced by Immediate in-house producer Paul Raven.
[edit] Discography
- Now We're Thru'/There Are Some (Decca F11995, Oct 64, UK: #30)
- That's The Way It's Got To Be/I'll Cry With The Moon (Decca F12074, Feb 65)
- "I Am So Blue" (Paton/Gallacher/Myles) / "I Love Her Still" (Decca F12195, Jul 65)
- "Call Again" (Paton/Gallacher) / "Some Things I Can't Forget" (Paton/Gallacher) (Immediate IM006, Oct 65)
- "Baby Don't You Do It" (Holland/Dozier) / "I'll Come Home" (Gallacher/Paton)(Immediate IM024, Jan 66)
- "Wooden Spoon" / "In Your Tower" (Decca F12569, Feb 1967)
- "Heyla Hola" / "Fun Buggy" ("Strike Cola" promotion single, 1970/71)
[edit] Members
- George Gallacher - vocals
- Hume Paton - lead guitar
- Tony Myles - rhythm guitar
- John Dawson - bass
- Alan Weir - drums
- Hughie Nicholson (later Blue and Marmalade)
[edit] External Links
- http://www.richieunterberger.com/gallacher.html George Gallacher Interview
- http://www.mccartneyt.freeserve.co.uk/poets.htm The Poets Biography
