Pesky Gee! - album Exclamation mark 1969

Seven piece rock band emerged from the UK Midlands town of Leicester in 1966 as a soul band playing in the club circuit. In the next three years the band became a progressive rhythm and blues band with jazz-rock refrains, a prominent heavy Hammond organ sound, scratchy guitars with saxes and flutes and male/female vocals. Their lone album was a mix of early prog rock, jazz-rock and some psychedelia with some blues rock influences in some of the songs formed of other artists covers.
Later in 1969 the band metamorphosed to Black Widow.

Kay Garret, Kip Trevor - vocals.
Jimmy Gannon - guitar.
Jess Taylor - Hammond organ.
Clive Jones - saxophones, flutes.
Bob Bond - bass.
Clive Box - drums.

Another country.
Pigs foots.
Season of the witch.
A place of heartbreak.
Where is my mind?
Piece of my heart.
Dharma for one.
Piece of mind.
Born to be wild.