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7"
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MR 7307EP
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"In the second half of 1966, The In Crowd -- singer Keith West, guitarist Steve Howe, bass player John 'Junior' Wood and drummer John 'Twink' Alder -- were undergoing a radical musical transformation, replacing their soul and R&B covers with more innovative original material. . . . The two songs The In Crowd recorded for Blow Up [by Italian director Michelangelo Antonioni] were shelved and remained unissued until the late 1990s. They encapsulate a thrilling moment of metamorphosis as a uniquely gifted group emerged from its mod chrysalis and unfurled its psychedelic wings for the first time." --Mike Stax, Ugly Things
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