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He had bravely fought the lung cancer that he had been diagnosed with 10 months earlier. He leaves his wife Louise they had been married for 40 years.

Who can forget "Wild Thing"? The Troggs have always been remembered for this 60s anthem, but it is just one of their many UK hits. They all followed in rapid succession to give The Troggs world-wide acclaim.

Dubbed by many as the "first British punk band" they have continued playing in their own uncompromising style of good basic rock music. Never strangers to controversy, many of their records were considered by the "powers that be" too suggestive for the masses, and they consequently banned them. How anybody could judge Reg Presley's tongue-in-cheek delivery to be dangerous to the morals of the young is hard to believe.

Their popularity has never waned and they are still in great demand both in the UK and the rest of Europe, where they regularly headline festivals attracting thousands of fans. Their appeal hold no age barriers, fans ranging from the stalwarts who have supported them throughout the years to the many new fans from the younger generation. The Troggs and "Wild Thing" have been used in many advertising campaigns in recent years. Now, at the new millenium, The Troggs are very much a "cult" band.

He had 2 older brothers, Eric who was born in and Ronald who was born nearly three years later. He first sang in public as half of a duo with a fellow schoolmate from Andover Secondary Modern school. The applause they received gave him the taste for performing in public.

It was a total disaster, they all wore masks as they were scared stiff. In he married Brenda and they went on to have a long and very happy marriage. They have one son and one daughter. Reg was persuaded to take on the lead singer and front man duties, which proved to be fantastically successful, as history has proved.

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