These were the album cover specialist. Never were heavily commercial... but are an integral cog in the wheel of Rock. Mountain covered this also - but this version of Jack Bruce's tune is excellent. Greenslade - Theme For An Imaginary Western.
Mountain's 1969 version of Theme For An Imaginary Western that appears on the Mountain Climbing album is my favourite version which is a full band version with nice guitar and guitar solo from Leslie West. Classic rock indeed. Jack Bruce performs the song solo and is a piano heavy version on his Songs For A Taylor record from 1969.
Been getting into some early 1970s British rock/progressive rock bands lately and one I am interested in at the moment is WARHORSE who released two studio albums WARHORSE 1971 & RED SEA 1972 both originally appeared on vinyl but were both subsequently reissued in the 2000s on cd with both cds appearing on Angel Air cds. https://cleorecs.com/store/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/2071-WARHORSE_COVER.jpg Also I picked up a early WILD TURKEY cd from 1971 yesterday. ex-Jethro Tull and founding member of Wild Turkey the late Glen Cornick in 1971. https://www.rollingstone.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/rs-166654-cornick.jpg
Is there a 'one album only' thread on here folks? Amid the storms here, bin' flicking thru' my 70s stuffy stuff-- think these hailed from out Baltimore way....only did one LP... 180g delight. Many years later a CD of studio outtakes was released-- but didn't hit the spot. Solid album from these. Maypole - Change Places/ Under A Wave.
I like captain beyond especialy suffently breathless.Rod Evans why did you have to do that 1980 deep purple tour in japan?
Saw these at Hull & Newcastle University.. double drumkits do it for me... Woody Woodmanseys U- Boat - ooh la la.
