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The most successful Invictus recording was "Band Of Gold" which went to #1 in England and stayed #1 for 6 weeks. The biggest act for Invictus was not "The Chairmen Of The Board," it was "The Honey cone". "The Flaming Embers" had Westbound #9 and Payne had "Bring The Boys Back Home"; thus, Payne probably sold the most as a soloist and Honey Cone sold the most as a group? Interesting to note: H-D-H first approached Diana Ross to sing "Band Of Gold" but she refused as it was obviously a Supremes' sounding song. Hence, H-D-H approached Frieda Payne who was not too keen to sing it, either. Spenser - The Unknown ( talk) 18:21, 13 May 2024 (UTC) reply