Gettysburg Address

Mike Hanford led this Winnipeg-based group who began performing as the Shondells (not the American group with Tommy Wayne). They released two nationwide strikes in the middle-’60s (“Another Guy” and “I Consider It Back again”), but transformed their name to Gettysburg Address in 1967, if they started to play in even more of the Motown setting (when compared with their British-influenced previous sound). Many singles had been released in the past due ’60s, including “Like Is a lovely Thing,” “My Woman” and “KEEP COMING BACK Baby.”