9 thoughts on “ Bond* + Brown* - Lost Tribe (Vinyl) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Lost Tribe on Discogs. Label: Harvest - 2 C • Format: Vinyl 7 Bond* + Brown* - Lost Tribe (, Vinyl) | Discogs5/5(1).

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2. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Bond* + Brown* - Lost Tribe at Discogs. Complete your Bond* + Brown* collection.5/5(1).

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Lost Tribe on Discogs. Label: Greenwich Gramophone Company - GSS • Format: Vinyl 7 Bond* & Brown* - Lost Tribe (, Vinyl) | Discogs.

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4. Lost Tribe Lyrics By – Pete Brown (5) Music By – Bond*, Brown* A2: Ig The Pig Lyrics By, Music By – Graham Bond: A3: Oobati Lyrics By, Music By – Lisle Harper* A4: Amazing Grass Lyrics By, Music By – Diane Bond: B1: Scunthorpe Crabmeat Train Sideways Boogie Shuffle Stomp Lyrics By – Pete Brown (5) Music By 4/5(10).

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5. Amazon Music Unlimited Prime Music CDs & Vinyl Download Store Settings out of 5 stars A great long Lost Tribe and Ig Out of all the gigs I attended in the 70's probably the fondest memories I have are that of being privileged in seeing Bond and Brown in concert and as I am currently in the process of reading Pete Browns recent 4/5(5).

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6. Sep 08,  · More Graham Bond, this time from his final album Two Heads Are Better Than One () and working with Pete Brown the Cream and Jack Bruce lyricist (amongst others). Enjoy.

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7. Tracklist: Lost Tribe (Pete Brown, Graham Bond) Ig The Pig (Graham Bond) Oobati (DeLisle Harper) Amazing Grass (Diane Bond) Scunthorpe Crabmeat Train Sideways Boodie Shuffle Stomp (Pete Brown, Graham Bond) .

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8. Nov 29,  · After Cream he formed the band Piblokto, and when this folded he teamed up with Bond, who was on the verge of being sacked from the Jack Bruce Band, to create the short-lived Bond + Brown partnership.

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9. First vinyl reissue of this collaboration between Graham Bond and Pete Brown. A brilliant multi-genre crossover celebration: bluesy rock with a funky twist, jazzy prog passages Presented in facsimile artwork and pressed on g vinyl. Graham Bond and Pete Brown need little introduction. Bond was a key figure of the early British jazz and R&B scenes. His Graham Bond Organisation.

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