The Overlanders - Movin'

+++ A-Side From 1963 +++ The Overlanders were a highly underrated group whose history took them from the prime years of the British Invasion into the Summer of Love -- their one U.K. hit -- a chart-topping British single of the Lennon-McCartney song "Michelle" -- usually gets them pegged as a cover band, while their origins as a folk group specializing in harmony vocals often gets them lumped in with Silkie, the Ivy League, and other vocal ensembles. And their being put into Castle Records' sunshine pop series Ripples also gives the group a slightly lighter-weight veneer than they deserve. Their actual sound was a beautifully wrought synthesis of folk-inspired vocals and Merseybeat-style harmonies, rhythms, and instrumentation -- they were comparable, in some ways, to the Searchers, with whom (not coincidentally) they shared the same producer, Tony Hatch.

[@flatop47]

Not Much Air Play For This
A-Side From 1963

[@Meatcity-sf8fm]

flatop47 I always thought it was the B side I got this record . Don't it make you feel good . that was the a side in Chicago .never the less I love this song.

[@StageParades]

Excellent as always Brian, not heard this before either. Good weekend, Steve

[@flatop47]

Cheers Steve...And A Great Weekend To You...Thanks For Your Comment

[@christineanne1453]

never heard anything by them other than that beatles' one brian. nice to hear something else for a change. j/b.

[@flatop47]

Cheers J/B.....Weather Is Still Crap...But I Feel Good

[@christineanne1453]

glad you're better brian.j/b.