Never Mind Released on Parlophone the same day as Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields Forever, although with the opposite commercial fortune. Among the participants in the recording of this great single by Elly Meyer, an unfortunate Indian musician transplanted to England, are Drachen Theaker, drummer of Arthur Brown's Crazy World before Carl Palmer, then for a couple of years with the post-"Forever Changes" Love, and later, among many other things, usurper of the name "High Tide" for an interesting project with his wife, a singer also from India, in which he involves his longtime friend Tony Hill, bless his soul.