BETTER PRICE! One of the few vocal groups on the Stax roster during the '60s, The Mad Lads' doo wop-influenced harmonies were more akin' to what you might find in Philadelphia soul acts than those of their native Memphis. Featuring the high, innocent tenor of John Gary Williams, the group was still in high school when signed to Stax in late 1964. In the mid-'60s, they enjoyed a string of solid R&B hits. This LP, here as an exact vinyl repro, was their 1966 debut-album. The tracklist includes 'Land Of 1.000 Dances', 'Michael The Lover', 'Come Closer To Me' and a version of Allen Toussaint's 'Get Out Of My Life Woman'.