The band formed in Los Angeles in 1966 around Tony Thomas. Thomas was the son of a US television personality called Danny Thomas. The band worked a lot with P.F. Sloan and Steve Barri who had seen success in South Africa as The Fantastic Baggys. The Thomas Group would release a handful of singles in 1966 and 1967 and then it seems they split up or renamed themselves Morning Sun and released at least 1 single under that name. A compilation of their material was released in 2017.
| Date | Song | Peak (weeks at 1) | Weeks |
| 12-May-1967 | I’ve Got No More To Say | 20 | 1 |
| Total hits | 1 | ||
| Total weeks | 1 |
| Biggest climber awards | 0 |
| Star rater climbs | 0 |
| Biggest fallers | 0 |
| Weeks with oldest in the charts | 0 |
| Longest run in the charts (weeks) | 1 |
| Weeks with more than 1 in the charts | 0 |
| Biggest gap between hits (weeks) | 0 |
| Top 30 points ranking | =1228 |
| Top 20 points ranking | =1194 |
| Top 30 points | 11 |
| Top 20 points | 1 |
‘I’ve Got No More To Say’ was 1 of 39 songs that spent just 1 week at the lowest position on the charts and The Thomas Group was 1 of 11 acts who would only see 1 hit which would spend 1 week at 20. There would be 3 acts who would see only 1 hit which would spend just 1 week at 30 in the top 30 era.
SA Singles Charts 