The What Four
50 top tracks
The What Four
50 top tracks
Albums
The Shangri-Las & The '60s Girl Group Garage Sound
The What Four
Girl Group Sounds Lost & Found: One Kiss Can Lead To Another [Disc 3]
The What Four
Destroy That Boy! More Girls With Guitars (Ace)
The What Four
Girls of the 1960s - Rare & Obscure
The What Four
Girls Of The 1960's - Rare & Obscure
The What Four
Girls in the Garage, Vol 5
The What Four
Girls in the Garage, Vol. 5
The What Four
Destroy That Boy
The What Four
Girl Group Sounds Lost And Found (One Kiss Can Lead To Another)
The What Four
Girls in the Garage, Vol. 3
The What Four
Girl Group Sounds Lost & Found: One Kiss Can Lead To Another [CD 3]
The What Four
One Kiss Can Lead To Another: Girl Group Sounds, Lost And Found - Disc 3
The What Four
Biography
The What Four were a girl group that achieved a short but sweet burst of popularity with their 1966 tune "I'm Gonna Destroy That Boy", a single featuring a strong garage rock vibe edgier than your average pop group. Championed by Columbia producer Teo Macero, otherwise known for his association with Miles Davis, the group played their own instruments, although they felt a little wobbly about it. Riffing off of the secret agent craze of the times, their most known tune was composed by Artie Resni...Read more on Last.fm
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The What Four were a girl group that achieved a short but sweet burst of popularity with their 1966 tune "I'm Gonna Destroy That Boy", a single featuring a strong garage rock vibe edgier than your average pop group. Championed by Columbia producer Teo Macero, otherwise known for his association with Miles Davis, the group played their own instruments, although they felt a little wobbly about it. Riffing off of the secret agent craze of the times, their most known tune was composed by Artie Resnick, Ronnie Dante, and Kristin Resnick. In it, the band members divulge their undercover mission to find and capture their male prey. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/The+What+Four">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
