The Shaggs, an American rock band formed in Fremont, New Hampshire in 1965,
consisted of sisters Dorothy "Dot" Wiggin on vocals and lead guitar, Betty
Wiggin on vocals and rhythm guitar, Helen Wiggin on drums, and later Rachel
Wiggin on bass guitar. The group was formed at the insistence of their father,
Austin Wiggin, who believed in a prophecy that his daughters would form a
popular band. In 1969, they released their album Philosophy of the World at
Fleetwood Studios. Despite initial mockery and heckling from audiences, the
band's unique sound garnered recognition, with notable...