While The Foundations only troubled the Top 20 on four occasions, the commercial buoyancy of the chart-topping 'Baby, Now That I've Found You,' plus 'Back On My Feet Again,' 'Build Me Up Buttercup' and 'In The Bad, Bad Old Days' only tells part of the story. Their influence goes further than just their own trailblazing hits: a hybrid of white pop and black soul was a torch carried forward into the '70s and '80s by the likes of Hot Chocolate and The Beat, while Lynval Golding of The Specials cited seeing The Foundations in the '60s as a seismic inspiration. Their various sessions for the BBC's needle time quota from October 1967 to November 1969 highlights the wave of popularity they enjoyed with the public at such a competitive time in pop music and the quality that went into making them a household name. London Calling presents a slice of pop soul hysteria from the archives with fully restored and professionally remastered original broadcasts from the golden era of British pop music. Presented with background nots and timeline photos. TRACKS: 11/10/67 01. Now That I've Found You 02. Things Get Better 03. Baby Now That I've Found You 04. Harlem Shuffle 08/01/68 05. Help Me 06. Back On My Feet Again (with interview) 07. It's Alright 08/03/68 08. A Whole New Thing 09. Back On My Feet Again 22/11/68 10. Build Me Up Buttercup (with interview) 11. Am I Grooving You 17/01/69 12. New Direction 11/04/69 13. In The Bad Old Days (with interview) 14. Any Old Time 25/04/69 15. In The Bad Old Days 23/06/69 16. Waiting On The Shores Of Nowhere 17. I Don't Know Why 19/11/69 18. Help Me 19. Baby I Couldn't See (with interview) 20. Born To Live, Born To Die All tracks performed live on 'Top Of The Pops.'