single · July 24, 1964

She's Not There / You Make Me Feel Good

The Zombies

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DeccaSee this day

classic rockgarage rock

This 1964 debut single showcased the Zombies' early garage rock sound, distinguished by its distinctive keyboard riff and Colin Blunstone's aloof vocals. It became their first hit, reaching #12 on the UK singles chart and #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the US.

• The song "She's Not There" was written by keyboardist Rod Argent, who also sang lead vocals on the track.
• The single was produced by Ken Jones, who had previously worked with other notable UK bands.
• "She's Not There" became the Zombies' biggest hit in the United States, a rare feat for a British Invasion band at the time.

The Zombies were an English rock band formed in St Albans in 1964. They are best known for their pioneering work in baroque pop and psychedelic rock. In July 1964, the band released their debut single, "She's Not There," a garage rock song with baroque pop overtones. The single was released on Decca Records in the UK and represented the band's first foray into the music industry.