Hartley, Keef
Band members Related acts
- Johnny Almond -- sax - Miller Anderson -- vocals, guitar (replaced Sam Holland) (1968-) - Harry Beckett -- horns (1968) - David Caswell -- - Peter 'Dino' Dines -- keyboards (1967) - Lyn Dobnson -- horns (1968) - Owen Finnegan -- vocals (1967) - Keef Hartley -- vocals, drums (1967-) - Jon Hiseman -- drums - Sam Holland -- vocals (replaced Owen Finnegan) - Spit James -- guitar (1967-) - Lyle Jenkins -- - Jimmy Jewel -- horns (1968) - Junior Kerr (aka Junior Hanson, aka Junior Marvin) -- vocals, guitar (replaced Mick Abrahams) (1972-) - Henry Lowther -- horns (1968) - Chris Mercer -- horns (1968-72) - Nick Newell -- horns (1972) - Gary Thain (RIP 1976) -- bass, guitar, vocals (1967-) - Mick Weaver -- keyboards (1972) - Peter Wingfield -- keyboards (1972)
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- Miller Anderson (solo efforts) - The Artwoods (Keef Hartley) - Michael Chapman Band (Keef Hartley) - Dog Soldier (Mick Anderson and Keef Hartley) - Hanson (Junior Kerr aka Junior Hanson) - Bob Marley and the Wailers (Junior Kerr aka Junior Marvin) - John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (Keef Hartley) - Rory Storm and the Hurricanes (Keef Hartley) - The Wailers (Junior Kerr aka Junior Marvin)
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Genre: blues-rock Rating: *** (3 stars) Title: Seventy Second Brave Company: Deram Catalog: DES 18065 Year: 1972 Country/State: Preston, Lancashire UK Grade (cover/record): VG/VG Comments: cut lower right corner; original inner sleeve Available: 1 GEMM catalog ID: 4740 Price: $20.00 Cost: $66.00
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1972's self-produced "Seventy Second Brave" marked Hartley's first release after splitting with longtime lead singer/guitarist Miller Anderson. Luckily Hartley found a capable replacement for Anderson in Junior Kerr. With Kerr picking up the majority of the songwriting chores, the predominant sound remained horn-powered blues-rock, though with tracks such as 'Hard Pill To Swallow', 'Don't You Be Long'' and 'Always Thinking of You' displayed a surprisingly commercial (and occasionally funky) edge. Elsewhere, 'Don't Sign It' found Hartley pulling out another damning taped phone conversation to underscore his views on the music business and contracts. Clearly nothing groundbreaking, but a steady and enjoyable set of early-1970s English blues-rock.
"Seventy Second Brave" track listing: 1.) Heartbreakin’ Woman (Junior Kerr) 2.) Marin County (Chris Mercer) 3.) Hard Pill To Swallow (Pete Wingfield) 4.) Don’t You Be Long (Junior Kerr)
(side 2) 1.) Nicturns (Crowe) 2.) Don’t Sign It (Chris Mercer) 3.) Always Thinking Of You (Crowe - Junior Kerr) 4.) You Say You’re Together Now (Gary Thain) 5.) What It Is (Crowe - Junior Kerr)
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