Here is a copy cat band from Chicago in 1968.

[Koch Ebola]

Is this Wooden Ships by the Jefferson Airplane? No! It’s a clone band from Chicago called H.P Love craft! The song is called: White Ship! Written by white people. It was further evidence that not all music in 1968 was original or authentic. A lot of bands copied the Beatles and The Rolling Stones. But not this band! They copied; it’s a beautiful day and the Airplane. I bought their album for a buck and fifty cents in the bargain bin. No hole was punched in the corner. I bought it because of the cover art. I was a wicket cover. Why would a band name themselves after a writer from the 1920’s who wrote horror novels? Because their music was horrible! Check it out. I give a it 2 out of 10. But I must say it's better than the Trap rap or Emo rap that kids have to listen to these day's.

[NBachers]

1. They did a version of The Youngbloods' "Let's Get Together" that I always liked.

[Nitram]

2. A whole host of bands sounded exactly like the Beatles for a while.

The Byrds, Herman's Hermits, The Monkees, ELO, the Beegees, BAafinger and many others recorded at least one song that sounded exactly like the early Beatles.

[NBachers]

3. Then there's always "At the Mountains of Madness." Use Headphones.