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    …with the hit single “Go Now” (1964). After a change in band members, including the departure of Laine (who later joined Paul McCartney’s Wings) and the addition of Hayward and Lodge, the group released their landmark Days of Future Passed (released in Britain in late 1967 and in the…

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