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The Zombies are a classic British Invasion band best known for hits like "She's Not There" and the timeless album Odessey and Oracle; their sophisticated melodies and Rod Argent’s keyboard work helped define 1960s baroque pop. Fans and new listeners alike praise The Zombies for their lasting influence on indie and classic rock.
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The Zombies formed in St Albans, England in 1961, long before many of the British Invasion bands that later overshadowed their hometown roots.
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Q:Who were founding members Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone?
A:Rod Argent: keyboardist/songwriter; Colin Blunstone: lead vocalist.
Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone were core founders. Argent’s songwriting and keyboards plus Blunstone’s distinctive voice defined The Zombies’ sound and enduring reputation.
Q:How did The Zombies fit the British Invasion era?
A:They were part of the 1960s British Invasion with melodic, sophisticated pop.
The Zombies contributed to the British Invasion with polished songwriting and jazz-influenced harmonies, standing alongside bands like The Beatles and The Kinks in international charts.
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