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  • Guest 25th Apr 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Bad Points: Some of the tracks were work in progress "Camels and Elephants" But saying that most of it is still not been re recorded


    General comments: If you like early 1960's British blues and you like the Yardbirds you'll probably like this. One for the collection. The seminal group of the early 1960's and precursor to the super group Cream. Innovative in its interpretation of some of the American blues classics like "baby be good to me".
    The mixture of organ (Graham Bond) amd Sax (Dicke Heckstall-Smith) created a unique sound

  • jfderry Rank: Major-General 25th Jun 2007

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    The Graham Bond Organisation (GBO) is legendary for the influence that they had on the British Beat and their crossover into jazz in the early 60s. Any re-release of their early albums must be a must listen just for the sheer hell of hearing some hip swinging hepcats really bustin their chops.
    Their jazziness, the source of their greatest influence within the music business, came from not only Dick Henstall-Smith's swinging saxophone style which he used liberally to embellish the otherwise qui ...