The Baskerville Hounds

Cleveland rock'n'roll quintet the Baskerville Hounds was formed in 1964 by ex-Grasshoppers singer/guitarist Dante Rossi, lead guitarist Lawrence Meese, bassist William Emery, keyboardist Jack Topper and drummer Michael Macron. Originally dubbed the Dantes, the group was quickly renamed the Tulu Babies in reference to a catch phrase popularized by their manager, WWHK radio personality Ron Brittain; in early 1965 they scored a massive local hit with their debut single "Hurtin' Kind," issued on local producer Jim Testa's TEMA label, and when Testa assumed managerial duties months...