This south central English outfit can be traced back to the late 1950s when frontman David "Dave Dee" Harman (lead vocals) got together with Trevor "Dozy" Ward-Davies (bass, vocals), John "Beaky" Dymond (rhythm guitar, vocals) and Ian "Tich" Amey to form the Dozies in the town of Salisbury. In late 1961, the group added Michael "Mick" Wilson (drums) and began calling themselves Dave Dee & The Bostons. The group was initially inspired by American rock and roll but as the years progressed, developed more of a uniquely tailored British pop sound. During the summer of 1964, the band was approached…