The Graham Bond Organization One Night At Klooks Kleeks

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The Graham Bond Organization: One Night At Klooks Kleeks

2006/Atom Music) 9 tracks.
1971

Article properties: The Graham Bond Organization: One Night At Klooks Kleeks

Interpret: The Graham Bond Organization
Album titlle: One Night At Klooks Kleeks
Genre Blues
Label Atom Music
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0883717700483
weight in Kg 0.108

Bond, Graham - One Night At Klooks Kleeks CD 1
01	Wade In The Water	The Graham Bond Organization
02	Big Boss Man	The Graham Bond Organization
03	Early In The Morning	The Graham Bond Organization
04	Person To Person Blues	The Graham Bond Organization
05	Spanish Blues	The Graham Bond Organization
06	The First Time I Met The Blues	The Graham Bond Organization
07	Stormy Monday	The Graham Bond Organization
08	Train Time	The Graham Bond Organization
09	What'd I say	The Graham Bond Organization

Graham Bond was voted one of British jazz's 'brightest hopes' in the early Sixties when he was... more

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"The Graham Bond Organization"

Graham Bond was voted one of British jazz's 'brightest hopes' in the early Sixties when he was still spending his days in a sales office, and his evenings playing Eric Dolphy-inspired alto sax with the Don Rendell jazz group. Bond left Rendell's group to join Blues Incorporated in place of Cyril Davies in November, 1962. Although hired as an alto saxophonist, he became increasingly interested in electric organ and quit in February, 1963, with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker to form his own trio, expanded by the addition of guitarist ,John McLaughlin (replaced six months later by saxophonist Dick Heckstall-Smith).

The Graham Bond Or-ganization survived the departure of Bruce and Baker (re-placed on drums by Jon Hiseman), but its jazzy, aggressive blues never found widespread success, and Bond moved to America after the group's final break-up. On his return eighteen months later he became involved in a long series of abortive groups, including Ginger Baker's Airforce, his own Magick and a band with poet-lyricist Pete Brown which ended with his death in 1974.

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