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The Zombies
註釋In 1964, an unknown band from St Albans unexpectedly hit the big time with a song called She's Not There, later covered by Santana. Although part of the British invasion that took America by storm in the 1960s, The Zombies stood apart by eschewing the more common rhythm and blues style of the day and following an individual approach. Typified by Colin Blunstone's breathy vocal style and Rod Argent's inventive piano and organ, the Zombies went on to produce a string of thoughtfully crafted singles, carving themselves a niche in the history of popular music.