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John Cuffley replaced Newsome in 1971. In 1972 the group shortened their name to Climax Blues Band. Albums issued in the 1970s include FM/Live (1973), a double set recorded at a concert in New York, and the studio albums Sense of Direction (1974), Stamp Album (1975) and Gold Plated (1976), featuring the hit single "Couldn't Get It Right".
14 de mar. de 2017 · The band’s hit Couldn’t Get It Right, a song from their aptly-titled 1976 album Gold Plated, simply and elegantly summed up life in the mid-70s. The band had already been together nearly 10 years by then, had progressed from a scruffy straight blues outfit from the streets of Stafford to a globe-trotting, multi-faceted modern ...
As a three-piece with session musicians the album ‘Drastic Steps’ was recorded but even before release Derek Holt and John Cuffley were welcomed back to the fold and the band hit the road again touring the UK and Europe.
23 de abr. de 2021 · John Cuffley Interview Climax Blues Band. Voted the most promising new group of 1977 by Capitol Radio, the Climax Blues ! Band has actively been on the music scene for 10 years. The release of “Real To Reel” on Sire Records marks the eleventh album for the group.
John Cuffy was a massive fan of the Queen of England often stating she was the greatest woman in the world. Before going on stage, when the band was getting dressed and preparing for a show Colin’s favourite comment was ‘a man should never be ashamed of his work clothes’.
The saxophonist Colin Cooper sang the baritone lead on this song, with the bassist Derek Holt, guitarist Pete Haycock and drummer John Cuffley singing harmony. B-sides
Composers: Colin Cooper - Derek Holt - John Cuffley - Peter Haycock - Richard Jones
