The Blue Men

The Blue Guys were a short-lived group that got the billing using one of producer Joe Meek’s strangest recordings, the We Hear a fresh Globe album, which simulated the sound of extraterrestrial lifestyle with then-futuristic special effects and campy music. They grew away from a skiffle group, the Western world Five, and had been contributing music artists on I Listen to a New Globe, which owed even more to Meek’s eccentric eyesight than the music artists’ performances. non-etheless, once the I Listen to a New Globe, Pt. 1 EP arrived in 1960, it had been credited towards the Blue Guys. Hardly any copies of the four-song release had been issued, and all of those other tracks that would have got comprised the I Listen to a New Globe LP weren’t released, although precisely what could have been onto it (like the four tunes from your EP) finally surfaced around the I Listen to a New Globe CD within the ’90s. The Blue Males also served because the support group on the 1960 solitary by Peter Jay & the Blue Males, “Just Too Past due”/”Companionship,” and released another Meek-produced solitary in 1960 beneath the name Rodd, Ken & the Cavaliers.