Hugh Grundy’s Biography, Net Worth, Fact, Career, Awards and Life Story
The Zombies had several hits and continued to record through the 1960s, but they broke-up in December 1967, reportedly over management disagreements. After the band’s break-up, Grundy went to work as an A&R man for Columbia Records. In the 1980s, Grundy also operated a horse-transport business in England and worked as a professional driver.
In 1990, Blunstone, Grundy, and White briefly reunited as the Zombies with keyboardist and guitarist Sebastian Santa Maria to recorded the studio album New World (1991). To mark the 40th anniversary of the album Odessey and Oracle, the four surviving original members of the Zombies participated in a three-night series of concerts at London’s Shepherd’s Bush Empire Theatre between 7 and 9 March 2008.
