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180g vinyl, remastered for vinyl by Jon Astley, cut at Abbey Road, London, supervised by Pete Brown. One of the most exciting UK R&B groups of the Sixties, the Organization was led by wild singer, sax player and Hammond organist the late Graham Bond. The Organization also included Dick Heckstall-Smith (sax), Jack Bruce (vocals, bass) and Ginger Baker (drums). Their groundbreaking 1965 album has a dynamic blend of blues, jazz and rock and includes such classics as 'Spanish Blues', 'Wade In The Water', 'Traintime' and a splendid Ginger Baker drum solo.
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