Dead Sea Fruit

Merging the deadpan wit from the Bonzo Pet dog Band as well as the social-conscious lyricism from the Kinks, Dead Sea Fruits helped to create the British Invasion from the 1960s to France. Created in 1966, the group spent 3 years located in Paris exciting French audiences using their hook-laden tunes. Although basically two users relocated to Dakar, Senegal, electrical bassist/guitarist/vocalist Arthur Marsh, who experienced changed founding member Christopher Hall in early 1967, came back to Britain after 90 days when golf club owners demanded that they adhere to cover music. Dead Sea Fruits reached their apex in 1967, when their tongue-in-jowl solitary, “Lulu, Place Another Record On,” reached the very best position around the Uk music graphs. Their self-titled recording premiered the same 12 months.