des to ? The French connection is obviously strong and we must examine this. However a prior call was a search of the Hertford family papers in the Warwick Records office. In the Expenditure Accounts for Ragley for the years 1757-1762 the only entries relating to London cabinet-makers which are apparent are fo

ome On" (1959) and "Alright" (1960). Between these releases, Albert "Mooch" Harrell replaced Pee-Wee Crawford. "Come On" became a local hit and the Warwick Records label picked the record up for national distribution. Following the release of "Alright", Matthews appointed Williams the group leader, and the grou