The group was only active from 1965-1968, which John Sebastian described as "two glorious years and a tedious one." (A 1969 release attributed to the band featured only Joe Butler from the lineup.) Their short-lived career was extremely successful, earning them entry into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000. — By Songfacts

This guitar-laced dancehall jam finds Major Lazer's Diplo reuniting with Justin Bieber. Diplo, along with his Jack Ü partner Skrillex, previously had major success with the Canadian star on "Where Are U Now." Speaking to Nick Grimshaw on the BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show, the American producer explained why he was so keen to get Bieber in the studio again: "As a person he's just a cool guy. I've known him for many years, I worked on the pop stuff before the Jack U stuff. I just like being with him in the studio. It was easy, it was fun, he's really good at what he does so as a producer you always want people like that around you, to just push you." — By Songfacts