Try It / We Don't Know

Try It was the first of just four singles that London-based quintet The Attack released in their brief but brilliant career, and the only one to feature original drummer Alan Whitehead, who left shortly after this to join Marmalade.

The A-side was also recorded by acclaimed US Garage Rock band The Standells, but it is the self-written Hammond organ-driven B-Side "We Don't Know" that gets fans of great '60s Pop excited, which might explain why they are willing to pay £300 for an original copy.

Guitarist and singer Davy O'List left The Attack a few months later, and had a brief spell deputizing for Syd Barrett in Pink Floyd, before forming The Nice with keyboard player Keith Emerson.