Geff Harrison Band — Together 1977 (UK-Germany, Psychedelic, Hard Rock)

Geff Harrison Band — Together 1977 (UK-Germany, Psychedelic, Hard Rock)

Geff Harrison was born on August 24, 1947, in Manchester. He began performing in the 1960s with the bands The Chasers and Some Other Guys. They often shared the stage with Pink Floyd, a pianist named Reginald Dwight (who would later become Elton John), as well as the then-little-known The Kinks, Jethro Tull, and Pretty Things. He even managed to perform on television as part of the famous Beggars Opera. He later found himself in a band called I Drive. In the early 1970s, while performing in West Germany, he decided to settle there. He was immediately recruited by the newly formed Twenty Sixty Six And Then, which, after releasing one outstanding album, disbanded in 1973. That same year, Harrison joined the popular band Kin Ping Meh and stayed with them until 1976. In 1976, he briefly worked with The London Symphonic-Rock Orchestra. After that, he formed his own group, the Geff Harrison Band. In 1977, he recorded his excellent, but only, album, Together, for Jupiter Records. After the band's breakup, he decided to work solo.

Tracks:

01. Red Sky Tonight - 0:00

02. I Know A Bit About Love - 3:59

03. I Can See The Way - 8:56

04. Lightning Strikes Twice Every Night - 13:59

05. Goodbye Mona Lisa - 17:35

06. Reach Out - 24:32

07. Rags To Riches - 30:25

08. Together - 34:49


Personnel:

Geff Harrison - lead vocals
Peter Oehler - guitar, vocals
Alan Joe Wroe - bass
Chris Klober - keyboards
Astor Astor - drums, vocals


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