Amen Corner was a Welsh rock band that lit up the late 1960s with their infectious blend of pop, rock, and soul. Formed in Cardiff in 1966, the group was fronted by charismatic vocalist Andy Fairweather Low, alongside Alan Jones, Blue Weaver, Dennis Bryon, Mike Smith, Neil Jones, and Clive Taylor. The band quickly gained a reputation for their energetic live performances and polished musicianship, becoming a staple of the British music scene. Amen Corner is best known for their chart-topping hits "If Paradise Is Half as Nice" and "(If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody)," which showcased their ability to craft catchy melodies infused with soulful rhythms. Their fusion of brass-driven arrangements and pop sensibilities set them apart from many of their contemporaries, making them a favorite during the Swinging Sixties. Though the group disbanded in 1969, members went on to pursue successful careers, with Andy Fairweather Low becoming a respected solo artist and session musician. Amen Corner’s legacy remains as a vibrant snapshot of an era when British rock and pop were at their creative peak. Their music continues to resonate, capturing the spirit of a golden age in music.