Early in 1969 Larry Morris went solo after fronting Larry's Rebels, one of New Zealand's top bands of the late 60s. They had five Top 10 hits at their peak, 1967-68, making them one of the most successful local acts on the NZ charts for the decade. The band continued as The Rebels (see My Son John), and Morris himself had six singles on the NZ charts 1969-1983, including The Hunt (1969, #5 NZ) and The Game (1970, #8 NZ).
See also Larry & The Rebels' Mo'reen, Do What You Gotta Do, It's Not True, I Feel Good and Painter Man.
Further reading: 1. The Larry's Rebels page at Bruce Sergent's New Zealand music website. 2. Larry Morris interview with Murray Cammick at NZ music website Audio Culture (January 2016). 3. Larry's Rebels profile at Audio Culture.
On the Columbia album of the stage show Cinderella, with the Mike Sammes Singers and The Norrie Paramor Orchestra.
In the original stage production of Cinderella, opened at The London Palladium 20 December 1966, musical director Norrie Paramor.