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For a band that released just three singles and had no significant commercial success, the story of Rupert's People is enormously complicated. The band went through three separate line-ups, and none of the musicians who were in the iteration that was by far the longest lasting and most visible played on their most celebrated single. What ultimately matters most, though, are the records they left behind. And the Rupert's People releases contained some good period late-'60s British psychedelic pop, particularly the one record that psychedelic collectors tend to be familiar with, "Reflections of Charles Brown."