Another ex-Gods man, Brian Glascock, became the new drummer. Jonathan Peel (not the DJ) produced Toe Fat 2, after hearing them on several BBC radio sessions, including one for Terry Wogan. However, this LP also flopped, despite more radio airplay, and a reasonably successful US tour promoting it. Following these successive failures, their management and labels informed the group that they could no longer fund them. Bennett recorded Rebellion, before quitting the music industry to become a shipping magnate. He used to occasionally tour with the Rebel Rousers. Alan Kendall and Brian Glascock went on to play with, and write for, the Bee Gees. Former members Cliff Bennett – lead vocals, piano (1969–1971) Lee Kerslake – drums, backing vocals (1969–1970; died 2020) Ken Hensley – guitars, backing vocals, keyboards (1969–1970; died 2020) John Konas – bass, backing vocals (1969) John Glascock – bass, backing vocals (1969–1971; died 1979) Alan Kendall – guitars (1970–1971) Brian Glascock – drums, backing vocals (1970–1971) Discography Studio albums Toe Fat (1970) Toe Fat Two (1970) References External links Cliff Bennett's official site Webcitation.org Alex Gitlin's Toe Fat page 1969 establishments in England 1971 disestablishments in England English psychedelic rock music groups Musical groups established in 1969 Musical groups disestablished in 1971 Parlophone artists Motown artists