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With vocalist Anna Meek and Hawkwind's saxophonist & vocalist Robert Calvert leading the way, British progressive rock band Catapilla created some of England's most innovative music of the early '70s. Although they disbanded shortly after the release of their second album, Changes, the group's influence continues to be felt. This posthumous, previously unreleased set captures the first line-up of the remarkable Catapilla in rehearsal in 1970. Taped by guitarist Barry Clark (ex-Pussy), it's a vital document of a pioneering Jazz-Rock band.
With vocalist Anna Meek and Hawkwind's saxophonist & vocalist Robert Calvert leading the way, British progressive rock band Catapilla created some of England's most innovative music of the early '70s. Although they disbanded shortly after the release of their second album, Changes, the group's influence continues to be felt. This posthumous, previously unreleased set captures the first line-up of the remarkable Catapilla in rehearsal in 1970. Taped by guitarist Barry Clark (ex-Pussy), it's a vital document of a pioneering Jazz-Rock band.
5051135110411

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Format: CD
Label: IMPORTS
Rel. Date: 12/02/2022
UPC: 5051135110411

Embryonic Fusion (Uk)
Artist: Catapilla
Format: CD
New: Not in stock
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Formats and Editions

DISC: 1

1. Promises
2. Tumbleweed
3. Polly's Baby
4. Stag Beetle
5. Got Too Many Things on My Mind
6. Happiness Is a Fun Thing
7. Writing on the Wall
8. Looking Ahead
9. Dear Mr. Fantasy

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With vocalist Anna Meek and Hawkwind's saxophonist & vocalist Robert Calvert leading the way, British progressive rock band Catapilla created some of England's most innovative music of the early '70s. Although they disbanded shortly after the release of their second album, Changes, the group's influence continues to be felt. This posthumous, previously unreleased set captures the first line-up of the remarkable Catapilla in rehearsal in 1970. Taped by guitarist Barry Clark (ex-Pussy), it's a vital document of a pioneering Jazz-Rock band.
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