[10] one night that year, after dance, Al Banyai, the band's rhythm guitarist asked John Doyle to join as lead singer.

The story is that we named it after the blues tune..."[10][3] Later in 1965, Larry O' Connell, on bass, and Doug Romanella, on drums, would be added to the lineup.

[10] Later that year Al Banyai, Larry O'Connell, and Doug Romanella departed and were replaced by John Dalton (rhythm guitar), Mike Hughes (bass), and Jeff Allen (drums).

[4] Near the end of 1966, they would record again in Miami, this time at Criteria Studios, with their version of the Small Faces' "Whacha Gonna Do.

[3][6][5] By the end of the year they signed to Capitol Records, who re-released the same single on their own label, with the band's name mistakenly printed as "The Evil.