It peaked at number 175 on the Billboard 200. However, recording for the album did not include Caplan or Waite. There were heavier rock tracks on the album. The group disbanded in 1972. The group continued to tour with several different line-ups sporadically thereafter, and released an album of new material in 1998. In 2020, Tom Murray, with talented new players including Larry Wiegand of Crow, released a Litter album, Future of the Past. Tom “Zippy” Caplan (Distortions and $100 Fine) also plays lead guitar on several tracks. Personnel Jim Kane - bass guitar and moog synthesizer, 1966-1970 & 1990 Tom Murray - drums, 1966-1972 & 1992 (born Cleveland, Ohio, 1948) Dan Rinaldi - rhythm guitar, backing vocals - 1966-1972 & 1992 (born Minneapolis, May 1, 1945 – June 5, 2015) Bill Strandlof - lead guitar, 1966-1967 (born St Paul, Minnesota, 1946 – March 4, 1995) Denny Waite - organ, lead vocals, harmonica, 1966–1968, 1990–1992, 1995-2012 (born St Paul, April 14, 1948) Tom 'Zippy' Caplan - lead guitar, 1967-1968 & 1990-1992 (born St Paul, August 18, 1946; left to form White Lightning with Woody Woodrich in 1968) Lonnie Knight - lead guitar and vocals, 1968 Mark Gallagher - vocals 1968-1970 & 1992 (Mark Patrick Gallagher; March 17, 1948 – February 24, 2009) Ray Melina - lead guitar, 1968-1970 Sean Jones - lead guitar, 1970 (Sean Jones aka Jack Stanley Jones aka Sean C. Marshall born October 9, 1948, died February 13, 2011) Jon Sutphen - bass, 1970 Casey Macpherson, vocals, 1971-1972 Mike Rowe - bass 1971-1972 John King - lead guitar 1971 - 1972 Woody Woodrich, bass, 1970 Mick Stanhope, vocals, 1992 Bob Hood - 1992 Rick Ottum - 1992 Joe Scanlan - drums, 1998-2005 Doug Hassman - rhythm and lead guitar, 2005-2007 Kenny Carson - rhythm guitar and bass, 2005 and 2012–present Line-ups Discography Singles "Action Woman" b/w "A Legal Matter" (Scotty 803G-6710) January 1967 "Somebody Help Me" b/w "I'm a Man" (Warick 9445–6711) 1967 "Action Woman" b/w "Whatcha Gonna Do About It" (Warick 6712) 1967 "Silly People" b/w "Feeling" (Probe 461) 1968 "Blue Ice" b/w "On Our Minds" (Probe 467) 1969 Albums Distortions (Warick WM-671-A) 1967 $100 Fine (Hexagon 681-S) 1968 Emerge (Probe 4504-S) 1968 Re-Emerge (Arf! Arf! AA-080) 1999 Compilation appearances Rare Tracks (Eva 12013) 1983 "Action Woman": Pebbles, Volume 1 (LP-1979; CD-1992) Songs We Taught the Fuzztones (1993) Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era,