The Troggs are a British rock band formed in 1964, known for their contribution to the garage rock and proto-punk genres. The group originally consisted of Reg Presley (lead vocals), Chris Britton (lead guitar), Pete Staples (bass), and Ronnie Bond (drums). Their most notable works include the hit singles "Wild Thing" (1966) and "With a Girl Like You" (1966), both of which topped charts and have become rock classics. "Wild Thing" is particularly recognized for its raw, energetic sound and has been covered by numerous artists, including Jimi Hendrix. The Troggs' simple, catchy melodies and straightforward lyrics influenced many musicians and bands, including The Ramones and Oasis, contributing to the development of punk rock and Britpop. Their style, characterized by a blend of rock, pop, and a bit of blues, showcases the early garage rock aesthetic that paved the way for future musical movements. The band's legacy continues to resonate, as their songs remain staples in rock music playlists and have been featured in various films and media.