Hollywood. Legacy Their self-titled 1965 LP was re-issued by Raven Records on vinyl in 1986 and (with a number of bonus tracks) by the Half A Cow label on CD in 2001. The original LP has sold to collectors for as much as A$2000 in August 2004. The Missing Links have influenced many later Australian punk and hard rock groups, including The Saints who covered "Wild About You" on their first album, (I'm) Stranded (1977). In October 2010, The Missing Links' debut album, The Missing Links was listed in the top 50 in the book, 100 Best Australian Albums. In 1965 they released records under two completely different lineups within the space of one year. They were one of the first rock groups to experiment with backward tapes and would do so in 1965, on both sides of their single, "H'tuom Tuhs," almost a year before the Beatles' experiments during the Revolver sessions. Members Peter Anson – guitar, vocals Dave Boyne – guitar Bob Brady – vocals, percussion Danny Cox – drums Ronnie Peel – bass guitar, harmonica John Jones – guitar Andy Anderson (as Andy James aka Neville Anderson) – vocals, drums Dave Longmore – vocals, guitar Frank Kennington – vocals Col Risby – guitar Doug Ford – vocals, guitar Chris Gray – keyboards, harmonica Baden Hutchens – drums, vocals Ian Thomas – bass, vocals References General Note: Archived [on-line] copy has limited functionality. Marks, Ian D., Ian, and McIntyre, Iain. (2010) Wild About You: The Sixties Beat Explosion in Australia and New Zealand Verse Chorus Press. Portland, London, Melbourne. Foreword by Ian McFarlane. - covers 60s garage rock scene in Australia and New Zealand Specific Musical groups disestablished in 1966 Musical groups established in 1964 New South Wales musical groups 1964 establishments in Australia 1966 disestablishments in Australia