Tag: Guilloteens

  • In the mid-sixties, three groups recorded “I Don’t Believe,” originally by The Guilloteens of Memphis. The Guilloteens, supported by Elvis, signed with HBR and achieved success with their first 45. The Moonrakers and The Searchers later covered the song, drawing…

    Song In Focus | I Don’t Believe
  • The Guilloteens | “For My Own” | (HBR) 1965 | The Guilloteens, a Memphis trio, released three singles on Hanna-Barbera Records between 1965-1966. Their debut, “I Don’t Believe,” gained popularity, showcasing solid vocals and production. Follow-ups included “For My Own,”…

    The Guilloteens | “For My Own” | (HBR) 1965
  • Obscure 1960s Blues Magoos: In the 1960s, several lesser-known bands from different parts of the United States made their mark on the music scene. The Guilloteens, from Memphis, and The Thomas Group, from Beverly Hills, gained attention with their unique…

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