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==Releases== | ==Releases== | ||
| − | [[Love, Love, Love]] single, 1965<br> | + | *[[Love, Love, Love]] single, 1965<br> |
| − | [[I'll Be On My Way]] single, 1966<br> | + | *[[I'll Be On My Way]] single, 1966<br> |
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| − | ''It’s in her Kiss'' and ''Love, Love, Love'' appear on the 1992 compilation [[From Beneath the Earth Came Rock]] | + | *''It’s in her Kiss'' and ''Love, Love, Love'' appear on the 1992 compilation [[From Beneath the Earth Came Rock]] |
| + | ==Published Articles== | ||
| + | *''Mods-Father Honoured with Concert'' by ''Geoff Lewis'', [[Hamilton Press]], 27 September 2006, P7 | ||
[[category:bands]] | [[category:bands]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:48, 24 October 2007
The Mods were a pop group from the early to mid-1960's featuring John Bissett (guitar, keyboards, vovals), Kevin McNeil (bass, vocals), Neil Reynolds (drums) and Wayne Reynolds (guitar, vocals), and later added Clive Coulson. Coulson moved to Britain in the mid-1960's, becoming road manager for bands such as Free, Bad Company, Human Instinct, Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart. However, the band continued without him, recording two singles. Coulson returned to New Zealand in 1999, and the band reformed in 2004 for a 40th anniversary gig played at Revert. The band played again several times after, including the Great Race Ball in August 2006. However, this performance was without Coulson who passed away in early 2006. A tribute concert for Coulson was played in October 2006 at Le Grand Hotel.
Releases
- Love, Love, Love single, 1965
- I'll Be On My Way single, 1966
- It’s in her Kiss and Love, Love, Love appear on the 1992 compilation From Beneath the Earth Came Rock
Published Articles
- Mods-Father Honoured with Concert by Geoff Lewis, Hamilton Press, 27 September 2006, P7
