The Poets

Singles • "Now We're Thru" (Gallacher/Paton/Myles)/ "There Are Some" (Gallacher/Paton/Myles) (October 1964), Decca - UK No. 31{{cite book • "That's the Way It's Got to Be" (Gallacher/Paton/Myles)/ "I'll Cry with the Moon" (Gallacher/Paton/Myles) (February 1965), Decca • "I Am So Blue" (Paton/Gallacher/Myles) / "I Love Her Still" (Gallacher/Paton/Myles) (July 1965), Decca • "Call Again" (Paton/Gallacher) / "Some Things I Can't Forget" (Paton/Gallacher) (October 1965), Immediate • "Baby Don't You Do It" (Holland/Dozier) / "I'll Come Home" (Gallacher/Paton) (January 1966), Immediate • "Wooden Spoon" (Moeller, Woolfson)/ "In Your Tower" (Mulvey, Watson) (February 1967), Decca • "Heyla Hola" (Meehan and Henderson) / "Fun Buggy" (Henderson) (Strike Cola promotional single, c. 1970/71) ==Members==

• George Gallacher - lead vocals (born 21 September 1943, died 25 August 2012) • John Dawson - bass guitar (born 6 May 1944, died 6 January 2002) • Alan Weir - drums (born 12 September 1943, died 9 June 2010) • Stafford Hamilton - rhythm guitar (born 1945, died 2011) • Hume Paton - 12-string lead guitar (born Hume Michael Paton, 6 October 1945, died 30 April 2011) • Tony Myles - rhythm guitar (born 11 January 1943, Douglas, Isle of Man) • Jim Breakey - drums (born 4 January 1947, Glasgow, Scotland) • Fraser Watson - rhythm guitar, later lead guitar • Andi Mulvey - lead vocals • Norrie McLean - bass • Ian McMillan - rhythm guitar • Stuart McKenzie - drums • Ray Duffy - drums (two weeks) • Hughie Nicholson - drums • Johnny Martin - bass • Dougie Henderson - drums • Hugh Burns - guitar • Charlie Smith - drums • Joe Breen - bass ==References==