The Pleazers "Definitely Pleazers" 1967

The Pleazers were a combination of two groups, The G Men from Brisbane and Auckland duo The London Brothers. The London Brothers – Billy Bacon and Bob Cooper – were lured to Brisbane to appear at the city’s leading club, Teen City. Being a New Zealand act they included ‘She’s A Mod’ in their act and the locals presumed that it was their song. They played along with the deception and were mobbed everywhere they went in Brisbane...
...After six months they decided to recruit a permanent backing band and head to Sydney – enter The G Men, a Brisbane band who for the last three years had been the backing band for local Cliff Richard wannabe Johnny Gray and consisted of Jimmy Cerezo (lead guitar), Bruce ‘Phantom’ Robinson (bass), Peter ‘Bunt’ Newing (Guitar), and Denis ‘Speedy’ Gilmore (drums). - Grant Gillanders & audioculture
trax:
01 Land of a Thousand Dances 02 A Love Like Yours 03 Sometimes 04 Can't Pretend 05 Rag Doll 06 Sand and Sea 07 Da Doo Ron Ron 08 Dancing in the Street 09 Without You 10 House of the Rising Sun. 11 Be My Baby 12 175 13 Poor Girl 14 I Ain't Gonna Eat My Heart out Anymore 15 That Lonely Feeling (Bonus) 16 Guilty (Bonus)
…served by Gaius…