Acoustic/electric, multi-part harmony band playing self-written songs from 1968-74 - often classified as 'folk-rock'. Formed in south London by Terry Hiscock, Chris George & Doug Morter. Roger Trevitt joined in 1970 Albums: Every Time You Move (Decca Nova, 1970) with Danny Thompson on double bass, producer Kim Margolis Hunter Muskett (Bradleys/ATV Music, 1973) with Michael Giles (drums), producer Keith Relf Live At The Marquee - compilation with 2 HM tracks (Bradleys/ATV Music, 1973) Single: John Blair/Silver Coin (Bradleys/ATV Music, 1973) Every Time You Move re-released by Cherry Red Records, 2009. All Bradleys material remains unavailable Reformed in 2010 for occasional tours Album: That Was Then This Is Now (Limefield, 2013) with Paul Burgess (drums) producers John Ellis, Bill Leader Most covered song: Silver Coin (Hiscock) Guitarist, singer Doug Morter has notable CV on the 'folk-rock' circuit with: Albion Band, Maddie Prior, Magna Carta, Richard Digance, Backroom Boys etc...
