The Grease band - album The Grease Band 1971

Woderfully atmospheric record released by The Grease Band originally recruited as his own backing band by Joe Cocker in 1966. After Woodstock Joe Cocker began a solo career and The Grease Band retained the name and recorded this debut album. The sound married acoustic and electric instruments and styles - country, blues, soul, folk and R & B. The album didn't sell and The Grease Band disbanded soon. After the break-up Alan Spenner joined Spooky Tooth, Neil Hubbard helped form Kokomo, Bruce Rowland ejoyed a fruitful spell with Fairport Convention and Henry McCullough joined McCartney's Wings before embarking on a solo Career.

Henry McCullough - guitar, vocals.
Neil Hubbard - guitar, backing vocals.
Alan Spenner - bass, vocals.
Bruce Rowland - srums, percussion, harmonium, backing vocals.
Phil Plonk - keyboards, piano, accordion.

My baby left me.
Mistake no doubt.
Let it be gone.
Willie and the pig.
Laughed at the judge.
All I wanna do.
To the Lord.
Jesse james.
Down home momma.
The visitor.