In 1969, the Zombies had a huge hit single, despite having broken up two years earlier. To meet the unexpected demand, one promoter did the only sensible thing: Hire four kids from Texas to tour America pretending to be a defunct British psych-rock band.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Music HistoryArtsMusic |
Fake Zombies, Fake Animals, Fake Archies -- oh my! It's the final episode of The True Story of The Fake Zombies and the jig is up. Legendary Rolling Stone writer Ben Fong-Torres, who broke the imposter band story in 1970, shares details of Delta Prom... more
The penultimate episode finds us face to face with the band that inspired the imposter bands, The Zombies. more
Delta Promotions doubles down on their Fake Zombies scheme. We meet the second group of Americans who called themselves "The Zombies" in 1969. Later, we uncover a long-lost video of the imposter group performing on a Memphis television station. Got a... more
Out of the four young men in The Texas Zombies, only two became famous. This episode chronicles the stories of the other Fake Zombies. First, we uncover the teenage stardom of hot-shot lead guitarist, Seab Meador. Later, a look at the life of Mark Ra... more
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This is a fascinating part of music history, not only for the fake Zombies part of it, but also the era where it all took place and musicians who were involved. I don’t want to spoil anything for anyone so I’ll just say I’m hooked and looking forward to hear the rest of the story.
What a great untold story of rock history. I’ve binged the first 3 episodes and I’m anxiously looking forward to the rest. I’m from Texas and very familiar with ZZ Top but was not aware of this part of their origin story. more
This podcast clearly wants to drag a simpler story into more episodes and hence more ad revenue without adding relevant facts and education or anything that makes the story better. Honestly go read the rolling stone article. And relevant ZZ Top facts. This pod is not good.
This is an absolute gem. Fake versions of the British Invasion group The Zombies touring the US, members of ZZ Top, ? And The Mysterions and a dead man singing. And all beautifully assembled
Enjoyable dive into rock history – can't wait to hear more!
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