Formerly The Hootenanny's,
The Creatures had a minor hit in USA with 'Turn Out The Light'.
Brian Harris joined The Gentry and Liam McKenna joined The Real
McCoy and later Brown & O'Brien. Fran Byrne replaced Ray McDonald.
Frank Boylan helped to form Mellow Candle. Neil Levinson wrote
'222 East Maple' which The Creatures brought from USA and gave to
Paul & The Deep Set who recorded the song as 'The House With The
Whitewashed Gable'.
Vocals:
Lead Guitar: Brian Harris
2nd Guitar: Liam McKenna
Bass: Frank Boylan
Drums: Ray
McDonald / Fran Byrne
Piano/Organ:
Other:
Manager:
Discography
1966: CBS202048 - Turn Out the
Light/It Must Be Love
1966: CBS202350 - String A Long/The Night Is Warm
1967: CBS2666 - Looking At Tomorrow/Someone Needs You
1966: Columbia 44145 - Hurtin’ All Over/Love Is A Funny Little Game
(USA release)
Do you have any photos, flyers,
posters, press-cuttings or any other memorabilia of The Creatures? If
you would please send us an email, we'll tell you what to do next. If
you don't want to part with your cherished memorabilia, good quality
scans or photos would be gratefully accepted so that we can update
this page and the archive in general. Click on 'Contact' at the bottom
of this page.
Listen
to 'Turn Out The Light' on our
'60s Jukebox !
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