psych influences - they released two singles in 1966-1967. Peter & The Wolves came shortly after Sounds Around's demise (they were essentially the same group). This is the group with which Pantry is most associated, along with The Factory. Peter & The Wolves released several singles and lasted into the early 1970s. This group's most productive period was probably the years of 1967-1969, where they released "Still", "Woman On My Mind", "Lantern Light," "Birthday," and "Little Girl Lost And Found". It was around this time that John Pantry was asked to write two tracks for The Factory, a psychedelic group who had previously released "Path Through The Forest". Pantry wrote and sang lead on the two Factory songs, "Try A Little Sunshine" and "Red Chalk Hill". During this period, Pantry took advantage of free studio time and recorded a slew of demos. Most of the material spanning two discs appeared on a Wooden Hill anthology. Pantry, the longest-serving national breakfast radio presenter in Britain, retired from his Inspirational Breakfast show after 24 years behind the microphone. Discography Empty Handed (1977) Nothing is Impossible (1979) To Strangers and Friends (1980) Hot Coals (1981) The Church Invincible (1992) Bitter Sweet (1994) God of the Empty Space (2009) References External links Premier Radio profile Cross Rhythms profile History of IBC Studios Living people 1948 births English record producers English radio presenters English songwriters English male singers British audio engineers British performers of Christian music People from Harrow, London British male songwriters