Talk:The Troggs
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[edit] Troggs Tapes
Shouldn't there be a reference somewhere to the infamous Troggs Tapes?
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- Here, here, that should def. be included
I only have several of their albums so am not going to turn those into a discography of The Troggs but just thought I'd mention, for clarity, that The Troggs did (also) put out a The Troggs Tapes album in 1976 with eleven regular songs. IanHistor 23:29, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Drummer info
Moved the following from the article -- Hongooi 12:10, 2 February 2007 (UTC)
- Although it is not documented anywhere that I can find, prior to The Troggs becoming famous they also had another drummer. His name is Andrew Sayers who continues to live in Basingstoke, Hampshire. We would love to hear from anyone who can remember any details relating to Andy's time in the band.
