The Soup Greens’ 1965 single "That’s Too Bad" offers a prime example of the UK garage rock scene’s fascination with primitive, R&B-inflected sounds. The track’s raw energy and fuzz-toned guitar solos would become hallmarks of the genre.
- The single was released on Stateside Records in September 1965. It featured "Don’t Try To Love Me" as the B-side.
- "That’s Too Bad" showcases the band’s early engagement with the burgeoning psychedelic sound, predating many of its more famous proponents.
- The single failed to chart, a common fate for many promising garage rock acts of the era.
The Soup Greens were a British beat group from Manchester, active in the mid-1960s. They were known for their blend of R&B and psychedelic influences.
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