[3] It was announced in the January 21, 1967 issue of Billboard that the record had already broken out as a hit in Canada.
They recorded their debut album, Magic People, and got to play at the Whisky a Go Go and Fillmore West.
[8] There was also a demand for a follow-up single, so the group released "Simple Deed" b/w "Let Me Be", both which were composed by Adam Mitchell and Skip Prokop.
[9] According to The Great Canadian Book of Lists by Randy Ray and Mark Kearney, the group was not very proud of the song.
But in the late 1960s it went down very well as the ultimate close-dancing song when they played high school dances in Toronto.