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The Spencer Davis Group was a mid-1960s British rock band founded by Spencer Davis (born 1939 in Swansea, Wales). They started off with cover versions ("Dimples"), but came to their own success at the end of 1965 with "Somebody Help Me" (first #1). In 1966 followed "When I Come Home" and "Keep On Running". For the German market the group released "Det war in Schöneberg,im Monat Mai/Mädel ruck ruck ruck an meiner grünen Seite" (traditional songs from early Berlin) as a tribute-single to that audience, because Spencer Davis had studied in West Berlin in the early 60s. By the end of 1966/beginning of 1967 the group released two more massive smashes: "Gimme Some Lovin'" (which was re-released in a live 9-minute-long version by Traffic in 1971) and "I'm a Man" (January 1967), two of their well-known hits, especially in their biggest market, the U.S.Behind the scenes, the record firm tried to put together a supergroup around the talents of the very young Steve Winwood. So Steve (vocals) and brother Muff Winwood (bass guitar) left, with Steve forming Traffic. In a so-called joint venture the movie soundtrack "Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush" featured both bands. Traffic took off in May 1967 with "Paper Sun." Despite the Winwoods' departure, Spencer Davis continued on and released singles which were only minor hits: "Time Seller" in July 1967 was one of the bigger to follow and the B-side, called "Don't Want You No More" was given airplay.This was followed by "Mr. Second Class" in late 1967 (which was heavily played on Radio Caroline (at that time one of the only remaining (two) radioships off the British coast) and—as last minor hit—"After Tea" in 1968. The song was released at the same time by the German band The Rattles and provided competition which led finally to a temporary stop of all activities of the band. However, Spencer Davis never gave up. He produced during the late 70s and early 80s some commercially unsuccessful jazz-oriented albums.In their heyday, the group consisted of Steve Winwood on vocals, Steve's brother Muff Winwood played bass, Pete York handled the drums, plus founder and lead-guitarist (co-singer) Spencer Davis. Their main producer was the late Jimmy Miller.The Spencer Davis Grou
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