Hailing from Northern Ireland and originally known as The Method, the band would soon become Andwella’s Dream (“I don’t know what it means,” singer David Lewis later insisted) and sign with CBS in London, for whom they recorded three albums and several singles.
Their stunning debut LP, Love & Poetry (1969), is now regarded by many collectors around the world as a psychedelic classic.
Their name was shortened to Andwella in 1970, and their further albums World’s End (1970) and People’s People (1971) were issued under this name.
The band broke up in 1972.
Dave Lewis
Vocals, guitar, keyboard/vocals Nigel Smith
Bass, vocals Gordon Barton
Drums Dave McDougall
Guitar, vocals Dave Struthers
Bass Jack McCulloch
Drums
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