The Magic Mixture, a band from the late 60s

"This Is The Magic Mixture" is the title of the band's only album. The recording took place in June 1968 in a place converted into a studio in the basement of the house where the owner of the label "Saga Records" Marcel Rodd lived. The vinyl was released a couple of months later, in September 1968. There were no singles to support the album, but the label ordered an article about it in "Record Mirror".
However, later "Saga Records" decided that independent youth music does not bring sufficient profit, and the label's management has stopped its bold experiments with counterculture. Then the band was left without a label, without advertising, so their participation in the grandiose rock festival held on the Isle of Wight unexpectedly was cancelled and they lost their last hope. 

The band, played for some more time and recorded several demo tracks changing the name to "Pleasant Street". 

The band played in several London clubs, but in mid-1969 they disbanded.