Slowbone - Live At The Greyhound (Reissue) (1972/1993)

One of the most enduring rock bands to come out of London’s East-End. This Cockney quartet boasted a very loyal following and they also had a big influence on Iron Maiden who used to go and watch them- several "later" Maiden riffs crop up on this recording alone!! This bass heavy soundboard recording was made live at the famous Greyhound in Fulham Palace Road during their heaviest phase, plus 2 bonus cuts from an earlier gig both of which feature their trademark high energy style courtesy of some ferocious lead guitar and a prominent, swirling Hammond. Includes sleeve notes by band’s producer David J. Burrows.
Trivia: The band were formerly known as Turquoise (famous for the popsike classic 'Tales Of Flossie Fillet' on Rubble 11) and also recorded copycat singles of other acts under pseudonyms: the single 'Tales Of A Crooked Man', would you believe, was actually released (in Holland only) on Tamla Motown!!
Heavily Recommended utterly rare British heavy prog, oooooh yeaaaaaaahhhh!!! Another Audio Archives treasure...