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Hace 1 día · A new B-side, "Waltz for a Pig", was recorded by the Graham Bond Organisation under the pseudonym "the Who Orchestra". [64] In 1966 The Who released " I'm a Boy ", about a boy dressed as a girl, taken from an abortive collection of songs called Quads ; [65] " Happy Jack "; [66] and an EP, Ready Steady Who , that tied in with their regular appearances on Ready Steady Go! [67]
Hace 2 días · The second LP of this double album gets bogged down in lumbering boogie, but otherwise, this is a good sampler of British '60s blues-rock. Includes rare cuts by Spencer Davis, the Yardbirds, Graham Bond, Cyril Davies, and Alexis Korner, and off-the-beaten tracks by John Mayall, the Downliners Sect, Fleetwood Mac, Chicken Shack, and Christine Perfect (the future Christine McVie).
Hace 4 días · The Graham Bond Organization (GBO) was a British jazz/rhythm and blues ensemble that included Dick Heckstall-Smith (tenor/soprano saxophone), Jack Bruce (bass), Graham Bond (vocals, keyboards, alto saxophone), Ginger Baker (drums), and John McLaughlin (guitar) in the mid-1960s. They made a number of albums, and more were released after the members of the group became well-known for their work ...
Hace 2 días · The album was released in the UK on 8 April, and entered the UK album chart at No. 12 and the German chart at No. 10. Reviews for both the album and their concerts were generally positive. [7] " The Future Will Be Silent", a 500-copy limited edition 10-inch picture disc EP from English Electric , was made available for Record Store Day 2013 , and included a then-exclusive non-album track ...
Hace 4 días · 707 Graham Bond Organization - The Sound of 65 - 1965 708 Green Day - Dookie - 1994 709 Iggy Pop - Idiot,The - 1977 710 Janis Ian - Between The Lines - 1975 711 Jefferson Airplane - Crown of Creation - 1968 712 Joe Cocker - Joe Cocker! - 1969 713 Kevin Ayers - Joy of a toy - 1969 714 Kingston Trio,The - Kingston Trio At Large - 1959
Hace 3 días · Overshadowed by the worldwide domination of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, a creative jazz scene flourished in London in the 1960s. Young musicians converged on the city from all over the British Isles, pushing the music in new directions. At the epicenter, Ronnie Scott’s jazz club opened in Soho in 1959. When the club
Hace 3 días · Their 1969 debut on Pye is considered a turning point in the British jazz-blues scene. With a cool Hammond organ vibe and some truly fascinating acid-folk harmonies -- both intoned by male and female singers -- Exclamation Mark is more than a mythological album! Licensed from Sanctuary/BMG.
