When the group split in 1993, Hector assembled a new band, the Gatecrashers, named after a Gorillas single, contributing to several retro-garage rock compilations and releasing an EP in 2000, Keep on Moving. Later Hector worked as a cleaner at the Royal Geographical Society, and was the subject of a documentary film in 2008, A Message To The World, directed by Caroline Catz, which was shown as part of the Raindance festival, and at the Barbican as part of its "Pop Mavericks" season. Discography Singles "You Really Got Me" (1974) Penny Farthing (as the Hammersmith Gorillas) "She's My Gal" (1976) Chiswick "Gatecrasher" (1976) Chiswick "You Really Got Me" (1977) Raw "It's My Life" (1978) Raw "Message to the World" (1978) Raw "Move It" (1981) Chiswick Albums Message to the World (1978) Raw (reissued with bonus tracks, 1998, Damaged Goods) Gorilla Got Me (1999) Big Beat (credited to the Hammersmith Gorillas) Gorillas tracks are also included on the Jesse Hector retrospective collection Gorilla Garage: The Jesse Hector Story (2005) RPM Records. Crushed Butler's recordings were compiled by Darryl Read on the Uncrushed album in 2005 by RPM Records. References External links Lamey, Charles P. "The Gorillas", Trouser Press Gottschalk, Alex "Hammersmith Gorillas", Punk77 English rock music groups Musical groups established in 1974 Protopunk groups British pub rock music groups Chiswick Records artists