Best known from it, is a song called 'The Fugitive'. 1969 the second album 'Dr. Dunbar's Presciption' came out, again full of down to earth blues. The same year Tomme Eyre joined the band as a second keyboard player. And The Boys' appeared. John Mayall, godfather from the 'Bluesbreaker' days, took over the production, and the result is a small masterpiece, as far as English blues is concerned.
All tunes are originals, written by the members of the band, which disbanded in the same year.
The history of their records wasn't quite finished, as in 1970 another disc was released, significantly titled 'Remains To Be Heard'. Aynsley Dunbar is alive and well living near San Francisco, and is still playing the kit as well as ever. A true master. He also jammed with Retaliation and this is where,I believe, Frank developed a taste for Aynsley Dunbar. He played well, but it was all blues, nothing too challenging from a technical perspective.