Who was the leader of the Wurzels
The Wurzels releases, plays keyboard. Over the years many Wurzels have come and gone since Cutler first formed the group. The original Wurzels line-up to accompany Cutler recorded their first album ("Adge Cutler and the Wurzels") in 1966 and consisted of Brian Walker, Reg Quantrill, John Macey and Reg Chant. Brian Walker left in 1967, soon after the band's first album was released. Their next offering "Adge Cutler and the Wurzels’ Family Album", was recorded with the remaining members – Reg Quantrill, John Macey and Reg Chant. 1967 saw a year of several changes – Reg Chant left the group, soon followed
The Wurzels produced by Louie Nicastro and George Allen The album title and cover were a spoof of "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols". The Wurzels covered British Sea Power's "Remember Me", while British Sea Power covered The Wurzels' "I Am A Cider Drinker". The band also supported BSP at their gig at the London Forum in November. In 2004, The Wurzels appeared on "Never Mind The Buzzcocks" in that year's Christmas special, performing Christmas songs to Bill Bailey's team. (Bailey is a Wurzels fan, and stood and saluted upon hearing "Combine Harvester", later claiming that he had the tune