Wilmington, Delaware's primary exponents of folk-rock-based British Invasion sounds, The Enfields, were formed in 1964 as two bands—the Playboys and the Touchstones—folded and merged. "She Already Has Somebody", penned by guitarist Ted Munda, was their 2nd 45, released around June 1966, and was an even bigger local hit than their debut from March. They soon became the most popular band in Wilmington, but considering that town was hardly a hotbed of the music industry, they were unable to break out into national success, and after 2 more 45s, they broke up in 1967...