The Strangeloves
The Strangeloves were a Los Angeles trio active in the mid-1960s, with Giles Reaves on vocals and guitar, Bob Greene on bass, and John Anderson on drums. They...
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The Strangeloves were a Los Angeles trio active in the mid-1960s, with Giles Reaves on vocals and guitar, Bob Greene on bass, and John Anderson on drums. They had a particular sound that drew from garage rock and psychedelic pop, and Reaves was known for keeping to himself, which added to the band's somewhat mysterious air.
radio stations for its lyrics. That pushed them to find more of an audience in the UK. On stage, they wore white jumpsuits and had a strange, detached way of performing that didn't always connect with crowds.
They put out a few records before calling it quits in 1968. One of their songs, "20th Century Cold," got some attention. After just a couple of years, they were done, and not much is clear about why they broke up when they did.
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