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Finders Keepers were a short-lived but influential pop/early rock group from Wolverhampton, England, active from 1965 to 1969. Though the band released at least one single in 1968, Sadie, the Cleaning Lady, they didn’t release a full album. The members who went on to wider fame include Glenn Hughes (later with Deep Purple and Black Sabbath), Mel Galley (Whitesnake), and Dave Holland (Judas Priest). While the band dissolved in 1969, the Finders Keepers legacy lives on through the notable careers of its alumni and the reflective classic rock era they helped shape. This page provides a concise biography, highlights from their discography, and a look at any upcoming tour activity.

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Whether you’re a longtime fan tracing the roots of UK rock or a new listener exploring the roots of artists who later defined hard rock, we’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward information and links to official sources for further exploration.

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Biography highlights and discography: Finders Keepers formed in Wolverhampton during the mid-1960s, blending pop sensibilities with the growing energy of early rock. Although no full album surfaced, their 1968 single Sadie, the Cleaning Lady remains a notable release from the era. After the dissolution in 1969, members found enduring fame through other projects: Glenn Hughes with Deep Purple and Black Sabbath, Mel Galley with Whitesnake, and Dave Holland with Judas Priest. For fans and collectors, the Finders Keepers period is a fascinating snapshot of a transitional moment in British rock history.

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Upcoming tours and appearances: As of 2025, there is no confirmed Finders Keepers tour, and the original band did not continue beyond 1969. If any archival performances or new events are announced, we’ll share details here and help you secure your seats with our straightforward, no-fuss service.

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Social media and official sources: There is no publicly identified official Finders Keepers social media presence at this time. For ongoing updates about related artists and archival releases, consider following the related acts and the broader Wolverhampton music scene. Always verify sources before booking through trusted channels.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Finders Keepers

  • Origin: Wolverhampton, England; Years active: 1965–1969.
  • Genre: Pop/early rock; notable association with later group Trapeze.
  • Members who later achieved fame: Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple, Black Sabbath), Mel Galley (Whitesnake), Dave Holland (Judas Priest).
  • Discography note: No Finders Keepers albums released; at least one single released in 1968: Sadie, the Cleaning Lady.
  • 2025 tour status: No confirmed Finders Keepers tour; original band dissolved in 1969.
  • Social media: No official Finders Keepers social media presence publicly identified.

The records

Finders Keepers Discography

  • Sadie, the Cleaning Lady
    1968 · Fontana / CBS (single)

The hits

Top Finders Keepers Songs

  • Sadie, the Cleaning Lady
    1968 · Unknown

Biography highlights and discography: Finders Keepers formed in Wolverhampton during the mid-1960s, blending pop sensibilities with the growing energy of early rock. Although no full album surfaced, their 1968 single Sadie, the Cleaning Lady remains a notable release from the era. After the dissolution in 1969, members found enduring fame through other projects: Glenn Hughes with Deep Purple and Black Sabbath, Mel Galley with Whitesnake, and Dave Holland with Judas Priest. For fans and collectors, the Finders Keepers period is a fascinating snapshot of a transitional moment in British rock history.

Upcoming tours and appearances: As of 2025, there is no confirmed Finders Keepers tour, and the original band did not continue beyond 1969. If any archival performances or new events are announced, we’ll share details here and help you secure your seats with our straightforward, no-fuss service.

Social media and official sources: There is no publicly identified official Finders Keepers social media presence at this time. For ongoing updates about related artists and archival releases, consider following the related acts and the broader Wolverhampton music scene. Always verify sources before booking through trusted channels.

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