I've Got No More To Say The Thomas Group 1960's Garage Band ?

Here is what I believe to be a very rare 45 entitled I've Got No More To Say by the Thomas Group. There is a good possibility that this was a Garage Band. I remember getting it in the 1960's. If anyone has any information on it please make a comment. I couldn't find anything about it on line.

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[11191066]

I thought the same thing. I thought that it was the grass roots. I searched all of their records hoping to find it. Thanks for writing granny !!

[TubeNumber1]

The reason they sound like early Grass Roots is that they recorded for Dunhill Records, and P.F. Sloan and Steve Barri wrote their material.

[2theMaxMan]

And- National Tours: Dick Clark Caravan of Stars, with Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels, The Strangeloves, Lou Christie, The Happenings, The Capitols, Cash McCall, Keith Allison. Opening for The Animals & The Turtles @ Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. "I've Got No More To Say" clocked in as Record of the Year, So. Africa, 1967. "Penny Arcade", the band's first single, was spun on American Bandstand, early 1966.(That Casey Kasem Show should in the above comment should read "9th Street West".)

[geezersinc]

I heard this song when it came out on our local radio station. It died very quickly. More info might be obtained by posting on rockin50s Although this Web site deals with mostly 50s songs,they will answer questions about 1960s songs also. Thanks for posting. I hadn't heard this since it was released.

[danhughes1]

This song is also on the first Grass Roots album . Written by P.F. Sloan and Steve Barri, who WERE the Grass Roots for a short while in the beginning.

[spacepatrolman]

@2theMaxMan Marlo thomas had a nose job even though she denies it she had a beak like abdoul nasser

[rdsaltpower]

I also have an old 60s song I cant find, Its titled" SAY MOMMA" and th flip side was " you'll never believe me" the band was  The Chy guys anyone heard of them?

[brotherdoug63]

This sounds like its from about 1967.The vocals sure sound like a moonlighting band and is a studio group.

[Khultan]

Ah, yeah, I love the groove on this. Another favorite now. Thank you, 11191066! Glad you was a record buying music listening 60s teenager! : )

[2theMaxMan]

The garage was in Beverly Hills, as Danny Thomas' son, Tony (on drums & percussion) and pals put together The Thomas Group, did TV, tours, and records 1966-1968. Tony Thomas, drums/percussion, vocals; Greg Gilford, lead singer, keyboards; David Goldsmith, bass guitar, vocals; Bobby Wallerstein, rhythm guitar; Mryon Howard, lead guitar. TV: "The Ed Sullivan Show", May 1966; Casey Kasem's "9th Street WesAt", 1966; Dick Clark's "Where The Action Is" 1967; The Danny Thomas Hour, 1968.

[RickenbackerBeatles]

Google search "the thomas group i've got no more to say" See the first result.