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Facts about Pickettywitch
Pickettywitch was a British pop group formed in the late 1960s, best known for their catchy melodies and harmonious vocal arrangements. Here are some facts about the group:
Formation and Early Success: Pickettywitch was formed in 1969 in England. The group initially consisted of lead vocalist Polly Brown, guitarist Martin Bridges, keyboardist Bob Brittain, bassist Chris Warren, and drummer Keith Hall. Their debut single, "You Got Me So I Don't Know", was released in 1969 and achieved moderate success, reaching the lower end of the UK Singles Chart. However, it was their follow-up single that propelled them to fame.
"That Same Old Feeling": Pickettywitch's breakthrough came with their second single, "That Same Old Feeling", released in 1970. The song became a massive hit, reaching the top five on the UK Singles Chart and earning the group a Silver Disc for sales exceeding 250,000 copies. "That Same Old Feeling" also charted internationally, making Pickettywitch one of the most promising pop acts of the early 1970s.
Lineup Changes and Later Releases: Despite their initial success, Pickettywitch experienced several lineup changes over the years, with Polly Brown being the only consistent member. The group released several more singles and albums throughout the early 1970s, including "Baby I Won't Let You Down" and "Take Away the Emptiness Too", but they were unable to replicate the chart success of "That Same Old Feeling". Internal conflicts and changing musical trends led to the group's eventual disbandment in the mid-1970s.
Legacy: Despite their relatively short-lived success, Pickettywitch remains fondly remembered by fans of 1970s pop music for their infectious melodies and Polly Brown's distinctive vocals. "That Same Old Feeling" has endured as a classic pop song and is still occasionally heard on radio stations and in retro music compilations. Pickettywitch's music captures the upbeat and melodic spirit of the era and continues to evoke nostalgia for listeners who grew up during the heyday of British pop music.
Solo Career of Polly Brown: After Pickettywitch disbanded, lead vocalist Polly Brown embarked on a successful solo career. She released several solo singles, including "Up in a Puff of Smoke", which became a hit in 1975, reaching the top ten on the UK Singles Chart. Brown continued to record and perform as a solo artist throughout the late 1970s and 1980s, maintaining a loy