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Fairweather
"After an abortive attempt to change the band's name to 'Fair Weather' in 1969..." This conflicts with details contained in Amen Corner (band) which says Fairweather was created when "Fairweather-Low assembled a new short-lived band".
I partly agree with you. The band name was Fair Weather, not Fairweather, (reference - British Hit Singles - 14th Edition - ISBN 0-85156-156-X). But, the group was a separate entity to Amen Corner, with a different line-up. Can someone please correct the wording accordingly ?
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