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Mr Ed
Mr Ed was a band formed in 1961 by Leslie Goble, Derek Lawrence, Bob Sockwell, and Bob Roberts. They took their name from the popular television series about...
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Mr Ed was a band formed in 1961 by Leslie Goble, Derek Lawrence, Bob Sockwell, and Bob Roberts. They took their name from the popular television series about a talking horse. Their song 'Mr Ed' came out in 1963 and became a hit, with lyrics that played on the show's premise of a clever, mischievous horse.
Beyond that single, they put out a few albums like 'The First Mr Ed Album' in 1963, 'Mr. Ed Rides Again' in 1964, and 'Mr. Ed Goes to College' in 1965. They toured and built a fanbase with energetic live shows. The band's output largely revolved around the character and concept from the TV show.
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