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The Numbers & Their 1983 "Anthology '64-'67" Album on Bomp! Records: EXCLUSIVE Terry Tutor Interview

We uncover a lot about these long-lost '80s retro power-poppers: Their Texas roots, their unexpected connection with The Who, and their slithering alias! The good news? They're dropping a new album!

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Anthology '64-'67, Secondary, 2 of 5

If there’s such a thing as “The Great Lost Album” or “The Missing Vinyl Link,” Anthology ‘64-’67 by The Numbers may qualify.

Discogs puts it this way: “Their album was presented as an original ‘60s band, as a joke, but some reviewers and fans took it seriously!”

It was released on tiny Voxx Records (a subsidiary of the late power pop maven, Greg Shaw’s B…

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