Well I Ask You

Eden Kane

All three Sarstedt brothers made a play for pop success, with Peter and Clive (billed as Robin Sarstedt on his recordings) following elder brother Richard into the charts. Richard enjoyed his success under the moniker Eden Kane, a name created for him at a time when Biblical names were all the rage.

Eden scored a number one hit first time out with Well I Ask You, penned for him by Les Vandyke, who would also supply further Top Ten hits in Get Lost and Forget Me Not. This album gathers together all of his early hits, together with their respective flip sides, originally issued by Decca between May 1961 and September 1962.