Line-up included:
- Ellis Pelham - Glasby (keyboards)
- Mick Cork - (bass)
- Bill Regan (drums)
- Dave Pain (vocals)
- Pete Hourahane
- Ian Milton (lead guitar)
Playing Motown and Soul The Mixed Feelings became regulars at both Tofts Club (Grace Hill) and the Leas Cliff Hall, backing Unit Four Plus Two, the Four Pennies, the Yardbirds (with Jimmy Paige) and others.
At Tofts, they also supported the likes of Spencer Davis, The Who, and The Cream (Clapton/Jack Bruce/Ginger Baker)
It is thought they had to pack up when Dave Pain moved away with his work.

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I believe the first Folkestone rock group I played with was The Seekers (not the famous group), The lead guitarist was Jeff Ratcliffe, a printer on the Herald, rhythm and vocal, Jim Williams, who worked in his dad,s shop up Blackbull Road. On drums was Mick O'Neil also a printer and me on bass. We ran a rock venue Kent House near the Metropole.in late fifties.
Was in the same year as Noel Redding and Pete Kircher at the Harvey Grammar School. We played in school band at one point. Pete lived five doors from me in Cheriton. He was infront of me waiting to see the careers officer at school. He went in wanting to have a career as a professional drummer and came out wanting to be a sign writer!!!! I went in wanting to be a professional bass guitarist and came out wanting to be an accountant !!!!! All good memories Trevor Wright.
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