Inmates

The strange history of the Chocolate Watchband saw several tracks included on the group’s second album which were not actually the Chocolate Watchband, but recordings by entirely different music artists. One particular not-Chocolate Watchbands had been the Inmates, never to end up being confused using the better-known brand-new wave band from the same name through the past due ’70s and early ’80s. These Inmates documented a mediocre cover of Hank Ballard’s 1960 strike “Let’s Move, Let’s Move, Let’s Move” in Feb 1966 that was unissued at that time. Manufacturer Ed Cobb, nevertheless, dug out the monitor to make use of as filler for the Delicious chocolate Watchband’s second record, The Internal Mystique, overdubbing business lead vocals by program vocalist Don Bennett. The support an eye on the documenting was later released for the 2005 Delicious chocolate Watchband compilation Melts in THE HUMAN BRAIN Not on your own Wrist: THE ENTIRE Recordings 1965 to 1967.