The Pipkins: "Gimme Dat Ding". Lord and Simper's connection to this pop band was later lampooned in the fake rock documentary Spinal Tap, whose fictional first hit was called "(Listen to the) Flower People", a reference to "Let's Go to San Francisco". Personnel Tony Burrows – vocals Neil Landon (born Patrick Cahill, 26 July 1941, Kirdford, Sussex – died 26 March 2020, Hamburg, Germany) – vocals Robin Shaw (born Robin George Scrimshaw, 6 October 1943, Hayes, Middlesex) – vocals Pete Nelson (born Peter William Lipscomb, 10 March 1943, Uxbridge, London – died 23 October 2005, Ealing, London) – vocals Ricky Wolff (born Richard Wolff, 8 July 1945, Pretoria, South Africa) - keyboards, sax, flute (from Autumn 1968), vocals (from January 1969) Ged Peck (born 19 October 1947, West Hendon, London) – guitar Carlo Little (born Carl O'Neil Little, 17 December 1938, Shepherd's Bush, London – died 6 August 2005, Cleadon, County Durham) – drums Nick Simper – bass Jon Lord – organ Mick Stewart – lead guitar Tony 'Tex' Makins – bass Gordon Haskell – bass Billy Davidson – keyboards John Carroll – organ Robin Box - guitar Tony Hall - sax Roger Hills - drums References Sources Mark Frumento, liner notes of Listen to the Flowers Grow (RPM Retro 809), April 2007. Mark Frumento, liner notes John Carter – A Rose by any Other Name (Rev-ola REV 84), October 2004. Bob Stanley, liner notes The John Carter Anthology – Measure by Measure (RPM rpmd268), 2003. Deram Records artists English pop music groups English psychedelic rock music groups Psychedelic pop music groups Musical groups established in 1967 Musical groups disestablished in 1970 1967 establishments in the United Kingdom Sunshine pop