Tuesday's Children

Between 1966 and 1968, Tuesday's Children put out half a dozen singles on four different labels that, while reflecting various facets of the British rock scene of the time, didn't come close to establishing them as a popular recording act. Mostly sticking to the lighter side of British rock, the largely original material they recorded took in influences from the Beatles, the Walker Brothers, U.K. psychedelic pop, and American harmony and sunshine pop without cohering into a signature style. Though pleasantly passable releases, the 45s didn't stand out at a time of incredibly i...