Tossing & Turningby The Ivy League

Artist Bio:
The Ivy League was a British pop group formed in 1964. The band was comprised of members John Carter, Ken Lewis, and Perry Ford. They are best known for their harmonious vocal arrangements and catchy melodies, which earned them success in the mid-1960s. The Ivy League released several singles during their career, including hits like "Tossing and Turning" and "Funny How Love Can Be." They were often compared to other British pop bands of the time, such as The Hollies and The Searchers.

Despite their popularity in the 1960s, The Ivy League disbanded in 1967. However, their music continued to be appreciated by fans of the era, and their songs have been featured on various compilation albums and retrospective collections. The Ivy League's music remains a nostalgic reminder of the British pop sound of the 1960s.