Making Time: The Best Of The Creation

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The single's B-side "Try and Stop Me" was covered by The Radiators from Space on their 1979 "Let's Talk About the Weather" single. a b c d e f g h Larkin C 'Virgin Encyclopedia of Sixties Music' (Muze UK Ltd, 1997) ISBN 0-7535-0149-X p132 a b Sean Egan (2004). Our Music is Red with Purple Flashes: The Story of The Creation. Cherry Red Books. p.9. ISBN 1-901447-22-7.

Garner and Jones both left the band sometime in the early 2000s; Garner died on 16 July 2016. The only original member left in the current lineup is Phillips. The most recent Creation touring lineup consists of Eddie Phillips (lead guitar, vocals), Simon Tourle (lead vocals), Tony Barber (bass), and Kevin Mann (drums). a b c d David Roberts (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19thed.). Guinness World Records Limited. p.126. ISBN 1-904994-10-5. Doug Sandom - drums, vocals (?1966 – February 2019) Played live in place of Kevin Mann. Sandom died in February 2019, aged 89.

Dalton then left the band. He later joined The Kinks as a replacement for Pete Quaife before being replaced by new bassist Tony Cooke. Around the same time, Thompson left the band and was not replaced. This Mark Four lineup issued two further non-charting singles: "Hurt Me If You Will" (Decca, August 1965) and "Work All Day (Sleep All Night)" (Fontana, February 1966). verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ David Roberts (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19thed.). Guinness World Records Limited. pp.69–70. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.

Also during late 1966 and 1967, four Creation singles were issued in the United States, without commercial success: "Making Time" b/w "Try And Stop Me" and "Painter Man" b/w "Biff Bang Pow" on US Planet (distributed by Jay-Gee/Jubilee), and "If I Stay Too Long" b/w "Nightmares" and "How Does It Feel To Feel" b/w "Life Is Just Beginning" on US Decca. The band remained popular in Germany, Sweden, Denmark and Norway. Bob Garner – vocals, bass guitar (1966–1967, 1993–1997); lead vocals (1967–1968, 1997 – early 2000s) This lineup debuted with the single "Midway Down", released in the UK and Germany in April 1968. However this Creation lineup splintered almost immediately, and by June, the band was no more. [5] Two posthumous follow-up singles—"Bony Moronie" and "For All That I Am"—were German-only releases, appearing later in 1968.