Friday, 18 September 2015

THE SPECTRUM: MUSIC SOOTHES THE SAVAGE BREAST 1968


Gerry Anderson's own version of the Monkees, The Spectrum, released Music Soothes the Savage Breast in 1968. 

Courtesy of Rare Musicman, You Tube.

What do you think readers?

2 comments:

  1. Until just now I'd never heard anything by The Spectrum other than the Captain Scarlet theme...and had no idea they even were an actual group. Even when I was seven or eight years old, when I saw "The Spectrum" listed in the closing credits I assumed it must be a kind of joke; that these were singers brought in by Barry Gray and given a made up name, because the name seemed too on the nose to be real. I'm glad to learn I was wrong, and I'm going to call this a lost gem. I'll definitely be listening to the rest of their work now!

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  2. I know what you mean Richard. They were far more prolific than I ever thought. Check out You Tube, there's loads of their singles on there - more than I've posted - and maybe even an album. I wonder what happened to them?

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