Artist: Zzebra
Title Of Album: Hungry Horse
Year Of Release: 1975/2023
Label (Catalog#) : MIG [MIG00832]
Country:: UK
Genre: Jazz Rock, Prog Rock, Fusion
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Time: 58:40
Full Size: 403Mb(+3%)(covers)
Title Of Album: Hungry Horse
Year Of Release: 1975/2023
Label (Catalog#) : MIG [MIG00832]
Country:: UK
Genre: Jazz Rock, Prog Rock, Fusion
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Time: 58:40
Full Size: 403Mb(+3%)(covers)
"Zzebra were an English ethno-jazz/funk/fusion band that released two albums on Polydor in 1974 and 1975. The band featured the talents of English saxophonist and composer Dave Quincy (founder-member of IF), bass guitarist John McCoy (later Gillan and Mammoth), keyboardist Tommy Eyre (Alex Harvey, Illusion, MSG, to name a few), vocalist Alan Marshall, original Osibisa member Lasisi Amao, guitarist Steve Byrd (later GILLAN) and Irish drummer Liam Genockey (Amalgam, Steeleye Span, Gillan) when they played at Bremen's (Germany) Postaula in 1975. Dave Quincy: 'This Radio Bremen live session in 1975 is probably the last recording made by Zzebra before the band split, and it exemplifies how bands can be before their time, with the prog. rock Afro jazz still standing up nearly 50 years on.' John McCoy: 'This is one such night with its typical high and low moments, still improvising, taking musical risks but overall having a great time with a totally unique band.
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Zzebra was a British fusion and afro-prog / high-life band, active in the early to mid-1970s. Former IF (6) members Dave Quincy and Terry Smith, as well as Loughty Amao (who had worked with former band members of Ginger Baker's Air Force), met at Ronnie Scott's Club, and decided to form a band. At a recording session they met John McCoy and Liam Genockey, and an ad in Melody Maker brought in Gus Eadon, and the band began playing as Zzebra in December 1973, releasing their first album the following year.
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Zzebra was a British fusion and afro-prog / high-life band, active in the early to mid-1970s. Former IF (6) members Dave Quincy and Terry Smith, as well as Loughty Amao (who had worked with former band members of Ginger Baker's Air Force), met at Ronnie Scott's Club, and decided to form a band. At a recording session they met John McCoy and Liam Genockey, and an ad in Melody Maker brought in Gus Eadon, and the band began playing as Zzebra in December 1973, releasing their first album the following year.
Tracks:
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1. Panic (John McCoy) - 5:42
2. Mr. J (Loughty Amao) - 4:47
3. No Point (John McCoy) - 5:41
4. You've Lost That Loving Feeling (Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, Phil Spector) - 6:19
5. Poverty Song (Tommy Eyre) - 5:10
6. Liamo (Dave Quincy, Loughty Amao) - 6:32
7. Society (Alan Marshall) - 7:33
8. Hungry Horse (Loughty Amao, Dave Quincy, Terry Smith, Ted Yeadon) - 16:59
Personnel:
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Alan Marshall - Vocals
Tommy Eyre - Organ, Piano, Keyboards, Synthesizer, Vocals
Steve Byrd - Guitar
John McCoy - Bass
Liam Genockey - Drums
Loughty Amao - Saxophone, Vocals, Percussion
Dave Quincy - Saxophone, Flute
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1. Panic (John McCoy) - 5:42
2. Mr. J (Loughty Amao) - 4:47
3. No Point (John McCoy) - 5:41
4. You've Lost That Loving Feeling (Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, Phil Spector) - 6:19
5. Poverty Song (Tommy Eyre) - 5:10
6. Liamo (Dave Quincy, Loughty Amao) - 6:32
7. Society (Alan Marshall) - 7:33
8. Hungry Horse (Loughty Amao, Dave Quincy, Terry Smith, Ted Yeadon) - 16:59
Personnel:
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Alan Marshall - Vocals
Tommy Eyre - Organ, Piano, Keyboards, Synthesizer, Vocals
Steve Byrd - Guitar
John McCoy - Bass
Liam Genockey - Drums
Loughty Amao - Saxophone, Vocals, Percussion
Dave Quincy - Saxophone, Flute
All thanks to original releaser
Download /Скачать
http://xfile.cloud/3rj2vinn406k
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