The Scene (Canadian band)

Neil Sheppard aka Neil Ship was in New York, where he met Hank Medress and The Tokens, who owned the B.T. Puppy label. He did some studio work for them. In late 1967, he helped his brother Michael Ship to get a one-off single deal for The Scene, which led to the group recording the psychedelic rock flavored "Scenes (from Another World)" bw "You're in a Bad Way".^[5]

Their single was released on B.T. Puppy in 1967.^[6] The October 28th issue of RPM Music Weekly confirmed its release.^[7] Referring to The Scene as "a top Montreal group", it was reported by Billboard in the October 21, 1967, issue that "Scenes From Another World" had made its international debut on the B.T. Puppy label.^[8] In December 1967, the single peaked at No. 13 on the RPM singles chart in Canada.^[9]

After the group broke up, producer and songwriter Neil Sheppard was looking for a group to record his songs. The group Life included three Scene members and was chosen to record for him. They had a hit with "Hands of the Clock".^[10][11]

^[13]