(originally posted 6/21/09)
Another one where both sides are justified for inclusion, another one in which very little is known about the band!
"Trypt On Love" (actually the b-side) has been a HUGE favorite on the northern soul scene since the 70's, but a search for info about the band yielded nothing. What a great song it is, although it was probably written as a psychedelic exploitation track.
The actual "a" side is a of the Sly & The Family Stone hit "Sing A Simple Song" and is quite good as well.
As usual, if you have any more info, PLEASE let me know!
from 1969...
WAKEFIELD SUN - TRYPT ON LOVE
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