Ian Norman Snook (born 26 February 1944, Poole, Dorset; died 5 November 2007): played banjo on the first single "The Green Fields". Russ Ballard (Russell Glyn Ballard), who came from Waltham Cross, joined in 1967 from Adam Faith's one-time backing ensemble the Roulettes. He later joined Argent and became and remains a successful songwriter and performer. Bob Henrit (Robert John Henrit) performed as a session drummer on "Concrete and Clay". He joined as a regular member in 1967, also from the Roulettes. He replaced the long-serving drummer of the Kinks, Mick Avory, after Avory's departure in 1984. He worked with the act until their seemingly final demise in 1996. Discography Albums 1st Album (1965), Decca (LK 4697) (later re-released on London label with new artwork as album title #1 featuring Concrete and Clay, with "500 Miles", "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" and "Swing Down Chariot" being replaced by "Tell Somebody You Know", "(You've) Never Been in Love Like This Before" and "Woman from Liberia") Unit 4 + 2 (1969) Singles See also List of artists under the Decca Records label List of artists who reached number one on the UK Singles Chart List of 1960s one-hit wonders in the United States List of performers on Top of the Pops References Bibliography 40 Years of NME Charts, by Roger Osborne, Dafydd Rees and Barry Lazell, Boxtree Limited, First Edition. 1992 - External links Unit Four Plus Two official site Unit Four Plus Two Discography at Discogs English pop music groups English rock music groups British Invasion artists Decca Records artists Fontana Records artists London Records artists Musical groups established in 1963 Musical groups disestablished in 1970 Musical groups from Hertfordshire