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It was first recorded in 1955 by blues pianist Willie Mabon , followed by a popular jazz version by Mose Allison in 1959. The Mindbenders’ 1966 Rendition

Unlike the grit of the original blues versions, the Manchester group polished the track with crisp percussion and the soulful, high-register vocals that became their trademark after "A Groovy Kind of Love". the_mindbenders_seventh_son

Following their split from frontman Wayne Fontana, The Mindbenders leaned into a more sophisticated, keyboard-driven sound. It was first recorded in 1955 by blues

Their version appeared during a prolific year for the band, which included their live performance of the track on August 22, 1966 . Their version appeared during a prolific year for

While are best known for their 1965 chart-topper "A Groovy Kind of Love," their 1966 take on "Seventh Son" serves as a fascinating snapshot of the British Beat era's obsession with American R&B. Written by the legendary Willie Dixon , the track has been reimagined by everyone from Mose Allison to Iron Maiden, but The Mindbenders brought a distinctly Mod-adjacent energy to the supernatural lore. The Song’s Supernatural Roots