The Peels

Studio group assembled by producer [a=Tash Howard], consisting of [a=Gail Allan] (22), [a=Bill Spilka] (25) and [a=Harvey Davis] (23) and Harold Swart (28) (pictured on right).

It was Tash Howard’s intent to have the band perform a (potential hit) song which he and [a=Murray Kenton] had written, with him/his production company ([a=Howard-Smith Productions]) producing. The song ended up being the cult 1966 hit '[r=3816857]'.

A couple of follow up singles were quickly released, as was a "cash-in" LP (named Juanita Banana), but the single's success was not to be repeated, and soon after the LP's release, the Peels disappeared.