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During the golden years of 1966-1968 for British music, the Troggs created songs that extraordinarily anticipated, by a good decade, many musical trends that had yet to emerge. With 'Feels Like A Woman' and 'I Don’t', the Troggs clearly map the path from the original garage to the more 'noise' evolved form that would explode in the States with groups like The Stooges or MC5.
During the golden years of 1966-1968 for British music, the Troggs created songs that extraordinarily anticipated, by a good decade, many musical trends that had yet to emerge.
With 'Feels Like A Woman' and 'I Don’t', the Troggs clearly map the path from the original garage to the more 'noise' evolved form that would explode in the States with groups like The Stooges or MC5.
Discover the roots of punk and classic rock—listen to The Troggs' Greatest Hits now!
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