Affinity (1970) is the first album by Affinity, produced by John Anthony, with a cover design by Marcus Keef. Track listing Critical reception On Allmusic, "Affinity" rates 4 out of 5 stars, and is described as "At times overambitious. And a plethora of cover versions given the progressive treatment instead of Affinity originals is a major letdown. But as an early work of post-'60s progression, this album is a pleasurable experience recalling the days when musicians and singers really worked hard at what they did." Personnel Affinity Linda Hoyle - vocals Lynton Naiff - Hammond B3 organ, piano, Wurlitzer electric piano, harpsichord, vibraphone, percussion Mo Foster - bass guitar, double bass, percussion Mike Jopp - electric, acoustic and 12-string guitars, percussion Grant Serpell - drums, percussion Technical Frank Owen, Robin Geoffrey Cable - engineer Keith "Keef" MacMillan - album design, photography References External links Affinity at Discogs.com 1970 debut albums Vertigo Records albums Affinity (band) albums Albums produced by John Anthony (record producer) Albums recorded at Trident Studios