Sad Eyes (Don't You Cry)

Artist Bio:
The Echoes was a British pop group formed in London in the 1960s. The group consisted of musicians Terry Sylvester, Brian Hudson, John McNally, and Pete Clarke. They gained popularity with their harmonious vocal arrangements and catchy melodies. The Echoes released several singles and albums during their career, including songs like "Baby Blue," "My Little Girl," and "Million Dollar Baby."

In the mid-1960s, The Echoes changed their name to The Swinging Blue Jeans to avoid confusion with another group with a similar name. The Swinging Blue Jeans continued to achieve success in the music industry, touring extensively and recording more music. The Echoes/Swinging Blue Jeans were a part of the British Invasion movement and left a lasting impact on the pop music scene of the era.