Ray Brown & The Whispers - Twenty Miles (1965)

Dean Ford & The Gaylords - Twenty Miles (1964)

(Kal Mann - Bernie Lowe)
 UK

Glasgow band, later known as Marmalade, formed in 1961. Single on Columbia.

In the late 60s and into the 70s, with a name change to Marmalade, the band had 11 charting records in the UK, including 8 in the Top 10. As Marmalade, they're perhaps best remembered for their cover of the Beatles' Ob La Di Ob La Da (1968, #1 UK) and the original by Dean Ford (b.Thomas McAleese) and Junior Campbell, Reflections Of My Life (1969, #3 UK), covered in Australia by Flake. See also their composition Rainbow (1970), covered in Australia by Elm Tree.

Junior Campbell later wrote the theme to Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends.

Further reading:  1. The Marmalade page at Rockingscots. 2. Dean Ford & The Gaylords from the defunct British Beat Boom site [Internet Archive]. 3. Marmalade biography by Bruce Eder at AllMusic.

Thanks to Terry Stacey.

Brian Poole & The Tremeloes - Twenty Miles (1963)

(Kal Mann - Bernie Lowe)
 UK

Track 2 on 1963 Decca album Twist And Shout.
Track 3 was If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody, a minor Australian hit for The Strangers (1965), and on Side 2 of the album was Over The Mountain, recorded in Australia by Johnny O’Keefe (1958).

Version alert from Terry Stacey.
Further reading: Brian Poole & The Tremeloes history and discography from British Beat Boom [archived page].