Status Quo at The Odeon Theatre, Lewisham, London, on the first night as part of a twice nightly UK tour. In early 1969 they were booked to appear at the Lanchester Polytechnic in Coventry, but did not turn up. Their support act Raymond Froggatt played the entire evening. The group released one studio album; Without Reservations, on Parlophone Records (1967), and a compilation Amen (1980). A more recent set, Part of My Past (2004), includes all their singles, album tracks and previously unreleased material prepared for their second album, release of which was cancelled at the time. In November 1968, they released a single "We Are The Moles (Part 1)/(Part 2)" under the moniker The Moles. Released on the Parlophone label, the single did not give any hint of the identity of the artists, with both songs credited as written, performed and produced by The Moles. Rumours spread that it was an obscure release by The Beatles, who also were under contract at Parlophone, with Ringo Starr on lead vocals. Frustrated as being seen as one-hit wonders being pushed by their record label as a pop group rather than the soul band they had always intended to be, they disbanded in 1969 and the Shulman brothers went on to form the progressive rock group Gentle Giant. Discography Albums Without Reservations (June 1967 Parlophone PMC 7029 or PCS 7029) – UK No. 39 Compilations Kites (also known as 'Amen') (compilation album: 1982, See for Miles/Charly CM 109) Part of My Past (compilation album: March 2004) Singles "I See the Light" / "It Is Finished" (2 December 1966 Parlophone R 5542) – UK No.53 "Reservations" / "You Need a Man" (24 February 1967 Parlophone R 5574) – UK No.54 "Day Time, Night Time" / "I've Seen It All Before" (5 May 1967 Parlophone R 5594) – UK No.58 "Kites" / "Like the Sun Like the Fire" (27 October 1967 Parlophone R 5646) – UK No.9 "For Whom the Bell Tolls" / "Sleep" (8 March 1968 Parlophone R 5670) – UK No.43 "Part of My Past" / "This Story Never Ends" (27 May 1968 Parlophone R 5697) – UK No.62 "Thinking About My Life" / "Velvet and Lace" (20 September 1968 Parlophone R 5727) "We Are the Moles, Part 1" / "We Are the Moles, Part 2" (15 November 1968, Parlophone R 5743, as THE MOLES) "Broken Hearted Pirates" / "She Gave Me