The Troggs

With its leering vocal, its goose-stepping rhythm stomping the life out of even the merest suggestion of swing, and -- oddest of all -- its naively graceful ocarina solo, "Wild Thing," from 1966, was a trash-rock classic of a decidedly wacky stripe. The Troggs' only other Top 10 hit, "Love Is All Around" (1968) was pale Brit Invasion stuff (later featured in the film Four Weddings and a Funeral