"I'm Satisfied" - The Groop (1965)

The Groop originated as The Wesley Three, a folk trio formed by schoolfriends from Melbourne's exclusive Wesley College, Peter McKeddie, Max Ross and Richard Wright. They signed with CBS Australia label in 1964 and released a single, an EP and an album.

The Wesley Three evolved into The Groop in 1965 with the addition of English-born guitarist Peter Bruce and
a third single, "I'm Satisfied", provided them with their first hit. A second incarnation of this band included Ronnie Charles and Brian Cadd and saw greater success in the later '60s.

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[jannyrcobs]

'Thrash folk'...?

[glenlyons98]

@jannyrcobs - I love it!

[hikarufav]

what does aussie mean?

[glenlyons98]

It's an slang abbreviation for the word 'Australian'.

[seabreezeblue]

hey Bruce, I don't forget...........Just takes me a while to get back together............. I hope that little Hendrix guitar, is in your hall of frame.>??

xoxo Bernie..........Now from the Valley..........xoxo

[macvatu]

What a racket, eh? But who cares?

[DirkjeA]

Funny stuf... ;-)

[birt49]

Col Joye, Digger Revell, Lonnie Lee, Johnny Devlin, Little Pattie etc, etc are not there as well!!

[MikeBlitzMag]

@birt49 Found it - thanks! Odd that it omits J O'K, though....

[birt49]

@MikeBlitzMag See if you can find MILESAGO on the net. It has everything you ever wanted to know - fantastic site!

[MikeBlitzMag]

@birt49 Right, of course. Still the Groop, though.

[birt49]

@MikeBlitzMag The Best in Africa was sung by The Groop (Mk1) the latter song was by The Groop (Mk2) after Peter McKeddie left to go to England.