Terry Knight

[Sheep]

TERRY KNIGHT, A BLUE EYED SINGER.

USE TO HAVE A RECORD BY HIM, IT WAS WHITE SOUNDING, BUT REMEMBER IT BEING NOT TO BAD, CAN'T REMEMBER THE TITLE, DOES ANYBODY REMEMBER THIS ?.

CAME OUT ON US CAMEO, NOT SURE IF ON ENGLISH, THINK IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.

THANKS

2006 IS LOOMING !! HAPPY NEW YEAR

[Pete S]

TERRY KNIGHT, A BLUE EYED SINGER.

USE TO HAVE A RECORD BY HIM, IT WAS WHITE SOUNDING, BUT REMEMBER IT BEING NOT TO BAD, CAN'T REMEMBER THE TITLE, DOES ANYBODY REMEMBER THIS ?.

CAME OUT ON US CAMEO, NOT SURE IF ON ENGLISH, THINK IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.

THANKS

2006 IS LOOMING !! HAPPY NEW YEAR

I might be wrong here but I think it's Come Home Baby and you're right, definitely on Cameo. One of Mick Smith's favourites, really.

[Sheep]

I might be wrong here but I think it's Come Home Baby and you're right, definitely on Cameo. One of Mick Smith's favourites, really.

Thanks peter, remember it now.

It is on british as well, if memory serves me right.?

Being a big british collector, I guess it would be one of his favourites, you have to include white singers if you are a british collector, although times and taste have changed for all of us and maybe his likes are have darkened.!

SHEEP

[Pete S]

Thanks peter, remember it now.

It is on british as well, if memory serves me right.?

Being a big british collector, I guess it would be one of his favourites, you have to include white singers if you are a british collector, although times and taste have changed for all of us and maybe his likes are have darkened.!

SHEEP

It's not on UK mate, he had one release but it wasn't that one. He went on to form the band Grand Funk Railroad I think.

[Sebastian]

He went on to form the band Grand Funk Railroad I think.

Yes he did, he was their manager and producer up until 1972 or so. They then split up and Terry sued Grand Funk for 300 million dollars... Terry Knight And The Pack's "Numbers" on Lucky Eleven is a great fuzz-drenched garage rocker that I urge you to check out if you're into that kind of stuff.

[Djr]

Terry Knight And The Pack's "Numbers" on Lucky Eleven is a great fuzz-drenched garage rocker that I urge you to check out if you're into that kind of stuff.

I'll second that.

[Guest]

I might be wrong here but I think it's Come Home Baby and you're right, definitely on Cameo. One of Mick Smith's favourites, really.

Wilson Pickett's original with Cissy Houston backing him is much nicer ! Edited December 30, 2005 by Simon White