White Plains were a manufactured British pop music group, that existed from 1969 to 1976.
White Plains evolved from the late 1960s pop/psychedelic band The Flower Pot Men, under which moniker Tony Burrows, Pete Nelson, and Robin Shaw together with Neil Landon (who went to Fat Mattress) toured (although it was mainly a studio project masterminded by John Carter). The last single of the Flower Pot Men for Deram Records was composed by Roger Greenaw...
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White Plains were a manufactured British pop music group, that existed from 1969 to 1976.
White Plains evolved from the late 1960s pop/psychedelic band The Flower Pot Men, under which moniker Tony Burrows, Pete Nelson, and Robin Shaw together with Neil Landon (who went to Fat Mattress) toured (although it was mainly a studio project masterminded by John Carter). The last single of the Flower Pot Men for Deram Records was composed by Roger Greenaway and was an attempt at a hit single in the style of the then popular Love Affair called "In A Moment of Madness". The single did not chart and for the next single the band's name was changed to White Plains. The band's songs were mainly produced and written by Greenaway and Roger Cook.
White Plains released several hit songs, including 1970's "My Baby Loves Lovin'" (number 13 on the U.S. charts and number 4 in Canada), and 1971's "When You Are A King" (number 13 on the UK Singles Chart) that was translated to Hebrew and covered by the...
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