Keith Relf - Mr. Zero - Black 7-Inch VinylTo celebrate 60 years of The Yardbirds, Demon Records is proud to present a new series of 7" vinyl singles. Recorded in 1966, 'Mr. Zero' was the first solo single released by Yardbirds frontman Keith Relf. The band's manager, Giorgio Gomelsky, had proposed the idea that all the members should record a solo single, with Relf being first. Written by American folk singer Bob Lind and produced by Yardbird Paul Samwell Smith, 'Mr. Zero' is a baroque pop

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