They featured a series of percussionists that included Steve Peregrin Took, Mickey Finn, and Bill Legend.
The final track on this band's debut album is a fairy tale written by its lead singer and read by John Peel, called "Frowning Atahuallpa (My Inca Love)". A song in which this band's singer notes that "It's plain to see, you were meant for me," before asserting that he's the title figure, was included on a reissue of their 1973 album Tanx. In another song, this band advises you to perform the title action "like the people of the Beltane" and to "Wear your hair long, babe you can't go wrong". They featured a series of percussionists that included Steve Peregrin Took, Mickey Finn, and Bill Legend. One of their trademark songs is addressed to a figure with a "hubcap diamond star halo", about whom the singer says "You're dirty sweet, and you're my girl". This Marc Bolan-fronted glam rock band was honored in a song in which Roger Daltrey sings "I drunk myself blind to the sound of" this band. FTP, name this group, the artist of "Ride a White Swan", and "Bang a Gong (Get it On)".
The final track on this band's debut album is a fairy tale written by its lead singer and read by John Peel, called "Frowning Atahuallpa (My Inca Love)".
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