Re-Issue 1977
Without Jazzrock inovator GRAHAM BOND (& his Organisation) this music field where not the same.
Hiseman and Heckstall-Smith split from Bond around 1967 or 68 to join John Mayall recording the
BARE WIRES album in 1968 (which was very much in the same vain), after that they left together
with Tony Reeves adding D.Greenslade (ex-Chris Farlowe, Geno) to form UKs premier progressive
jazzrock band COLOSSEUM.
End of 1971 the band split and was reformed twice and active in the new millenium.
The album Valentyne Suite was the first LP released on Prog-Rock label  VERTIGO - Swirl

Style:  Progressive Jazzrock

see:
GRAHAM BOND;  ALEXIS KORNER ; DEVIANTS ;  SWEET PAIN ;  JOHN MAYALL; 
CHRIS FARLOWE ;  MOGUL TRASH ;  TEMPEST ; DICK HECKSTALL-SMITH ; 
HAMBURG BLUES BAND ; BAKERLOO ; HUMBLE PIE; MONKEES ; Pete Brown;
GREENSLADE;   BARBARA THOMPSON  ; UNITED JAZZ & ROCK ENSEMBLE ;
ARTWOODS ; Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band ; Mainsqueeze ;

Musicians:
Jon Hiseman - drums;  Dave Greenslade - keyboards, Dick Heckstall-Smith - sax; 
Tony Reeves - bass;  James Litherland - guitar, voc.; 
(1st lineup with Jim Roche - guitar; Malcolm Pool - bass)
End of 1969-1971: 
Dave Clempson - lead guitar; Mark Clarke - bass, voc.; Chris Farlowe - lead vocals;

Guests 1970 :
Harold Beckett - trumpet, flugel horn; Derek Wadsworth - trombone

Side One :
Three Score and ten, Amen
Time Lament
Take me back to Doomsday
The Daughter of Time

Side Two :
Theme for an Imaginary Western (Jack Bruce-Pete Brown)
Bring out your Dead
Downhill and Shadows
The Time Machine  (Live Royal Albert Hall)

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