Uploaded April 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The Bunch was a temporary name for a band transitioning between The Impacts, formed in Seattle in 1962 and The Canterbury Tales, who disbanded in 1967. The band entered the studio in 1965 to record two excellent demo tracks, this being one of them. They were nameless that day so they decided just to credit the songs to "The Bunch" and that's how it appeared when the tracks were finally released in 2001 on Norton's 'Northwest Killers' series.
Strangely and unfortunately, they never recorded anything else!
The Bunch was a temporary name for a band transitioning between The Impacts, formed in Seattle in 1962 and The Canterbury Tales, who disbanded in 1967. The band entered the studio in 1965 to record two excellent demo tracks, this being one of them. They were nameless that day so they decided just to credit the songs to "The Bunch" and that's how it appeared when the tracks were finally released in 2001 on Norton's 'Northwest Killers' series.
Strangely and unfortunately, they never recorded anything else!
