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(2009/REPERTOIRE) 22 tracks 1964/65 Ecopac with 16 page booklet. more

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Graham Bond Organisation: The Sound Of '65...plus

(2009/REPERTOIRE) 22 tracks 1964/65 Ecopac with 16 page booklet.

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Interpret: Graham Bond Organisation
Album titlle: The Sound Of '65...plus
Label REPERTOIRE
Genre Beat
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4009910511626
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Bond, Graham - The Sound Of '65...plus CD 1
01	Hoochie Coochie	Graham Bond Organisation
02	Baby Make Love To Me	Graham Bond Organisation
03	Neighbour Neighbour	Graham Bond Organisation
04	Early In The Morning	Graham Bond Organisation
05	Spanish Blues	Graham Bond Organisation
06	Oh Baby	Graham Bond Organisation
07	Little Girl	Graham Bond Organisation
08	I Want You	Graham Bond Organisation
09	Wade In the Water	Graham Bond Organisation
10	Got My Mojo Working	Graham Bond Organisation
11	Train Time	Graham Bond Organisation
12	Baby Be Good To Me	Graham Bond Organisation
13	Half A Man	Graham Bond Organisation
14	Tammy	Graham Bond Organisation
15	Hi-Heel Sneakers	Graham Bond Organisation
16	Hoochie Coochie Man (stereo)	Graham Bond Organisation
17	Little Girl (stereo)	Graham Bond Organisation
18	Strut Around	Graham Bond Organisation
19	Long Tall Shorty	Graham Bond Organisation
20	Long Legged Baby	Graham Bond Organisation
21	Tell Me (I'm Gonna Love Again)	Graham Bond Organisation
22	Love Some Shining Through	Graham Bond Organisation

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

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"Graham Bond Organisation"

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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