Tony Rivers

Tony Streams & the Castaways were unusual as an British music group using a penchant for doing surf-harmony type quantities. Led by Tony Streams, this group began doing R&B-based materials in the first 1960s. Originally agreed upon to EMI’s Columbia label, they protected music by Jackie Wilson within their start, and had a particular penchant for documenting music from American performers, whatever the idiom. Because the 10 years progressed, they transferred into even more of a pop and harmony-based audio, recording music like “She” and, in 1966, an individual of their edition of the Seaside Guys’ “God Just Has learned.” They jumped to Parlophone afterwards that year, and Immediate, where they remained for one one, “Female Don’t Inform Me” b/w “Female from Sodium Lake Town,” after that released an individual through Polydor. They split in 1968 when Streams, with Ray Dark brown and Kenny Rowe, produced Harmony Grass, a far more overtly psychedelic clothing. Vocalist Martin Shaer afterwards wrote “Reggae Xmas,” and eventually became a significant manufacturer in Canada, where capability he was in charge of getting a 16-year-old called Bryan Adams in to the lineup from the music group Sweeney Todd through the mid-’70s.