The Troglodytes

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The Troglodytes, better known as The Troggs, are an English rock band famed for their raw, garage-rock sound and the 1966 hit single "Wild Thing."

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instanceOf English rock band
rock band
activeStartYear 1964
alsoKnownAs The Troggs NERFINISHED
associatedWithMovement British rock of the 1960s
countryOfOrigin England
era 1960s rock bands
famousFor hit single Wild Thing
raw, garage-rock sound
formedIn Andover, Hampshire, England NERFINISHED
genre garage rock
pop rock
proto-punk
rock
hasAbbreviation Troggs NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic distinctive vocal delivery
prominent guitar riffs
simple song structures
unpolished sound
hasMember Chris Britton NERFINISHED
Pete Staples NERFINISHED
Reg Presley NERFINISHED
Ronnie Bond NERFINISHED
influencedGenre garage rock revival
punk rock
languageOfLyrics English NERFINISHED
LoveIsAllAroundNotability widely covered ballad
notableSongReleaseYear 1966
notableWork I Can’t Control Myself NERFINISHED
Love Is All Around NERFINISHED
Wild Thing NERFINISHED
With a Girl Like You NERFINISHED
peakPopularityPeriod 1960s
recordedCoverOf Wild Thing NERFINISHED
roleOfChrisBritton guitarist
roleOfPeteStaples bassist
roleOfRegPresley lead vocalist
roleOfRonnieBond drummer
styleDescribedAs garage-band sound
raw and primal
WildThingChartSuccess major international hit
WildThingStyle simple, riff-driven rock

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The Troggs alsoKnownAs The Troglodytes