The Foundations were formed in the mid 1960's, and within a short space of time, the band had achieved world wide success with their single -Baby, now that ive found you-.
Two more records, -Back on my feet again- and -Any old time you're lonely and sad-soon managed to make their way into the UK's top 20.

Their biggest hit -Build me up Buttercup- went to the top of the charts all over the world..This was swiftly followed by -In the bad bad old days-, which is widely regarded as one of the best British Soul Pop records ever to be produced..

And with a repertoire which includes many of the Soul/R&B Classics, as well as all of the Foundations Hits, the band are still causing a sensation wherever they may be playing.
The band recently brought the house down at the Cardiff Arena. The 3.500 strong audience also included Sir Paul McCartney, who was heard to comment: "Hey, they are a really good band"..

A whole new generation of fans are enjoying the Foundations sound, thanks to the worldwide success of the smash hit film There's something about Mary, which features -Build me up Buttercup- and more recently Shalow Hal with -Baby, now that ive found you...-

The Foundations current line-up consists of:

Lead Vocals, The incredible, Hubert Montgomery,
Guitarist/vocals, Dave Graham
Keyboards, Gary Moberley (formerly Bee Gees and the Sweet)
Percussion, Sam Kelly (voted 3 times R&B drummer of the Year)
Bass guitar, Steve Bingham (Who joined the Foundations back in 1969)
Saxophonist, Alan Walsh