AFFINITY-Same, 1-st 1970y. Germ.SWIRL Edit.( EX./ NM.) Greatest group
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Description
Affinity ?– Affinity
Label: Vertigo ?– 6360 004Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout: 10 AA6360004 1Y 320
- Matrix / Runout: 10 AA6360004 2Y 320
- Rights Society: GEMA/PM
Country: Germany Released: 1970 Genre Rock Style: Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock
Tracklist Hide Credits
A1 I Am And So Are You Arranged By [Brass] – John Paul Jones 3:27 A2 Night Flight 7:09 A3 I Wonder If I Care As Much Arranged By [Strings] – John Paul Jones 3:15 A4 Mr. Joy 4:57 B1 Three Sisters Arranged By [Brass] – Chris Hughes (2) 4:51 B2 Cocoanut Grove 2:31 B3 All Along The Watchtower 11:27Companies, etc.
- Lacquer Cut At – Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft Pressing Plant
Credits
- Bass – Mo Foster
- Design – Keef (4)
- Drums – Grant Serpell
- Engineer – Frank Owen, Robin Cable*
- Guitar – Mike Jopp
- Organ – Lynton Naiff
- Photography – Keef (4)
- Producer – John Anthony
- Vocals – Linda Hoyle
Notes
Released on a ''swirl'' Vertigo label in a fold-out cover.(On the cover Mo Foster is credited as "Brass player", but he is a "Bass player"; a little print mistake)
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout: 10 AA6360004 1Y 320
- Matrix / Runout: 10 AA6360004 2Y 320
- Rights Society: GEMA/PM
Affinity were a UK progressive jazz/rock fusion band started in mid-1968, and were also one of the first artists to sign to the newly formed Vertigo record label in 1970. Established in the late 1960s, the band featured vocalist Linda Hoyle, drummer Grant Serpell, keyboard player Lynton Naiff, guitarist Mike Jopp and bassist Mo Foster. In the mid-1960s, science students Naiff and Serpell had been previous members of the University of Sussex Jazz Trio, and campus pop band the Baskervilles. Bass player Mo Foster. Naiff and Serpell then formed the short-lived pop group, Ice, which folded within a year. The musicians were then joined by former English teacher Linda Hoyle, and named themselves after the title of an Oscar Peterson album.
They played their first gig on 5 October 1968 at the Revolution Club, just off Berkeley Square, and would later go on to play at the famous Ronnie Scott's in London. The band was managed by jazz musician, Ronnie Scott. Their debut album was released in early 1970 and was, until recently, believed to be the only recording from this group. Led Zeppelin bass player and keyboardist John Paul Jones.
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