The Foundations were an Interracial R&B Pop group from England that was active between 1967 and 1970. The members were Clem Curtis (vocals), Allan Warner (guitar), Eric Allendale, Pat Burke and Michael Elliott (horns), Anthony Gomez (keyboards), Peter McBeth
(bass) and Tim Harris (drums). Their debut single, Baby, Now That I've
Found You, became a big hit for them in the UK, Canada and then the
United States, where it peaked at Number 11.
Clem Curtis left the group in 1968 and was replaced by singer
Colin Young, who sang lead vocal on Build Me Up Buttercup and In The Bad,Bad Old Days (Before You Loved Me).
This week on
Treasure Island Oldies,
Voice Your Choice presents The Foundations.
Go to the Voice Your Choice page and cast your vote for either Baby Now That I Found You or Back On My Feet Again. I'll play the winner during next week's show.
