70sProgFan
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I have half a dozen of their albums - cannot recommend them highly enough.
Best Forgotten Bands of the 70's.
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70sProgFan
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Luther Grosvenor on the right of that cover - became Ariel Bender and joined Mott the Hoople
Nai Noswad
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Guided and produced by a certain William Perks (Bill Wyman.) this bands five albums born from the ashes of The End group... seem forgotten and destined for the "Anoraks Only" dept...
Tucky Buzzard - You're All Alone.
Nai Noswad
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I can't quite remember, but I think I saw these support Trapeze... I do remember they began in Plymouth... maybe I saw them there when I was too young to be in a licenced premises?
The original band I prefer - the second line-up was connected to Sky (I think?)
Clown - Lord Of The Ringside.
The original band I prefer - the second line-up was connected to Sky (I think?)
Nai Noswad
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These were from Texas (obvs!)... but the association back then associated itself with my alma mater- which was Corpus Christi - this band alas only did one studio offering... but there is a CD out there with added demos etc... for the true Anorak.
Corpus - Creation A Child.
Nai Noswad
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Jon Uzonyi's band brought the acid trip to your bedroom... ensuring youth safety... the neighbours probably didn't agree!
Peacepipe - Sea Of Nightmares.
Nai Noswad
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I first heard this at a mates house yonkers ago and was struck at how 'Heep' it sounded, years later I aqquired a German CD copy.. fine early 70s band that splintered..... into Nektar and Cupids Inspiration.
Still Life - People In Black.
Nai Noswad
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I thought this version better than the Love rendition. Axe Music remains a lost treasure...
Crystalline - A House Is Not A Motel.
