"I Must Be Mad" is a snarling, high-energy garage rock single from The Craig, featuring a ferocious fuzz-toned guitar riff and a frantic vocal performance. It stands as a prime example of the raw, unpolished sound that defined much of the genre in the mid-60s.
- The single was released on Mercury Records in October 1967. It failed to chart.
- The B-side, "I'm Always)$- Doing Something Wrong," is a more psychedelic-tinged track.
- The record was produced by John Schroeder, who also worked with other notable acts of the era.
The Craig were a garage rock band from Manchester, England. They released "I Must Be Mad" in 1967.
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