Mungo’ Jerry's greatest triumph was with the track “In the Summertime” which dominated the UK charts for seven weeks during the early 1970s. Additionally, this song clinched the number one position in 26 countries globally. Their subsequent release, “Baby Jump” also claimed the top spot in the UK and maintained its position for two weeks. Initially known as The Good Earth, the band underwent a name transformation to Mungo Jerry on the insistence of Pye’s new label - Dawn Records. Terry Evennett served as the recording engineer for the project and Barry Murray as both the band's producer and label manager. Barry played a pivotal role in the band’s success. While he was initially working on new album tracks, he made the decision to mix a single for an immediate release, with Terry already committed to another recording session, Howard Barrow steppe ...