Cupid's Inspiration
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Cupid's Inspiration was a British rock band.
The group scored two Top 40 hits on the UK Singles Chart in 1968. "Yesterday Has Gone" hit #4 in June of that year, and "My World" went to #33 in October.[1] In 1970, lead singer Terry Rice-Milton was replaced by Martin Cure, who then added several musicians from Leamington to the lineup. In the 1990s and early 2000s, the group did reunion shows with other bands from the era.
Their song "Yesterday Has Gone" (written by Teddy Randazzo[2]) has featured on many compilation albums, including Sixties Power Ballads - The Greatest Driving Anthems in the World... Ever! in 2007.
[edit] Members
- Terry Rice-Milton - born Terrence Rice-Milton, 5 June 1946 - lead vocals (to 1970)
- Wyndham George - born 20 February 1947, Stamford, Lincolnshire - guitar (to 1970)
- Gordon Haskell - born 27 April 1946, Bournemouth - bass (to 1970)
- Roger Gray - born 29 April 1947, Stamford - drums (to 1970)
- Martin Cure - lead vocals (after 1970)
- Jim Batty - guitar (after 1970)
- Paul Brook - drums (after 1970)
- Keith Hancock - bass (after 1970)
[edit] References
- ^ Search for "Cupid's Inspiration" performed at Everyhit.com database on April 24, 2008.
- ^ All Music Guide discography - songs
