Thee

Thee was a quartet of suburban teens who played a raw, crunchy, very dancable make of British beat-style rock and roll ‘n roll. In 1965, these were uncovered by Reggie Ruler, a member from the Boys as well as the Action, who was simply also functioning as Andrew Oldham’s drivers, and he became their supervisor. It had been through Oldham that these were provided a Mick Jagger-Keith Richards melody which the Rolling Rocks weren’t using, “On a daily basis,” which became the A-side of their 1st and only solitary, released by British Decca in-may of 1965. It proved not to become a lot of a music (an impression obviously shared from the Moving Stones, whose demonstration was singularly uninspired), however the B-side, “There YOU DECIDE TO GO,” was a lively piece of English defeat that approximated the audio of the first Hollies.