Title: Lost Gems Uncovered
Product review: One of the great tragedies in modern music is that neither of these albums were released in the United States. However, the fact they weren't was a prime factor in Jack Bruce leaving for more commercial avenues with Manfred Mann, and then, when the opportunity presented itself, joing with Eric Clapton, and prying Ginger Baker away from this group, in order to form Cream.Had these albums made it to the states, that formation would have been doubtful. The sound of the Graham Bond ORGANisation was quite unlike anything the British Invasion sent over here. Deep, dark R&B;/jazz/blues based rock in roll, with Bond's onderful organ work, and dark menacing vocals, Dick Heckstall-Smith's unbelievable sax work, and Bruce and Baker weaving their magic that we would later hear in Cream. These two albums are wonderful gems, and should not be missed.
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