album · October 2, 1967
Woman You’re Breaking Me
Sony Music EntertainmentSee this day
garage rockpsychedelic rock
A prime example of Australian 60s psych-pop, "Woman You’re Breaking Me" shows The Groop embracing the era's sonic experimentation. The single was a departure from their earlier beat group sound.
- The single was recorded at Armstrong Studios in Melbourne. It was produced by Roger Foley. The song reached number 17 on the Go-Set charts in November 1967.
- The B-side, "Tymes 4", was also recorded during the same sessions. The Groop were known for their energetic live performances.
- This release is often cited as a key influence on later Australian psychedelic bands. It showcased a more mature sound for the band.
The Groop were a garage rock band from Adelaide, Australia. They were a popular beat group in the mid-1960s.
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