#FILL ME UP BUTTERCUP SONG PLUS#

While The Foundations went their own ways and faded into the mists of history, the music remains - and sounds just as good as it always has.

#FILL ME UP BUTTERCUP SONG PLUS#

They first found success in 1967 with the song вЂњBaby Now That IвЂ™ve Found You,вЂќ which went to number one on the UK Singles Chart, plus as reached the top 10 in the US.Дespite the hit, less than a year later, lead singer Clem Curtis left the band, suggesting that perhaps some of the bandвЂ™s members werenвЂ™t putting in as much effort after they had a hit.ДЄfter auditioning 200 singers, the group settled on vocalist Colin Young, then promptly turned things around, and, in 1968, released what is arguably their most well-known hit, and also featured below - вЂњBuild Me Up Buttercup.вЂќ That song was written by Mike dвЂ™Abo (of Manfred Mann) and Tony Macaulay.ДЄfter scoring one more hit in 1969 - вЂњIn The Bad Bad Old Days (Before You Loved Me)вЂќ - the band parted with their management at the beginning of 1970, then broke up completely near the end of the year. Except it wasnвЂ™t.Дespite sounding like they were products of the Detroit music machine, The Foundations were actually formed in London, and consisted of members from the West Indies, Britain, and Sri Lanka. The Foundations burst onto the music scene in the late 1960s with a fantastic soul sound that was straight out of Motown.

Fill me up buttercup song