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The Myddle Class
Band, 1965-1969 US, Summit, New Jersey
Rock and Pop
A band with three rarely heard 45s and little chart action, but there's a lot more to the story of the Myddle Class than the releases suggest. They started in suburban New Jersey, originally calling themselves the King Bees, but changed to the Myddle Class after a New York band called the King Bees had a release on RCA. Five eighteen-year-olds: Dave Palmer lead singer, Rick Philp guitar, Danny Mansolino organ, Charles Larkey bass and Myke Rosa on drums.
Members
 | Charles Larkey b |
 | David Palmer voc, bvoc US |
 | Rick Philp |
| Michael Rosa |
| Danny Mansolino p, org, voc |
Popular Tracks 
Wind Chime Laughter on Cameo Parkway Pop And Soul Gems of 1967-1968 Vol.1 by Various Artists Don't Look Back on Cameo Parkway Pop And Soul Gems of 1967-1968 Vol.1 by Various ArtistsTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Don't Look Back | The Myddle Class | 1966 | Single |
| Don't Let Me Sleep Too Long / I Happen To Love You | The Myddle Class | 1966 | Single |
| Free As The Wind / Gates Of Eden | The Myddle Class | 1965 | Single |
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