Post by Paul Chamberlain on May 24, 2006 13:38:45 GMT
In 1967, Band Of Joy boasted a line up that included Robert Plant & John Bonham. Bass player Paul Lockey remained the linchpin and the revised Band Of Joy finally secured a two album deal in the late '70's.
Their eponymous debut album was released on CD for the first time last year by Cherry Red and now the follow up, 24K is available on the same label.
I'll be playing a couple of tracks during The Classic Rock Show this Saturday May 27th.
Also on Songs From The South, a couple of songs from Laidlaw's stonking new album The Foam Box Sessions, Mike Estes & Pontus J. Back aka Horsetraders and a song from the acoustic Live On Division ahead of my chat with Mike and Garry Nutt in a Skinny Molly Special on Sat June 3rd.
Plus, Widespread Panic, Drive By Truckers, Van Zant, Blackberry Smoke, Melonheadman and much, much more.
Their eponymous debut album was released on CD for the first time last year by Cherry Red and now the follow up, 24K is available on the same label.
I'll be playing a couple of tracks during The Classic Rock Show this Saturday May 27th.
Also on Songs From The South, a couple of songs from Laidlaw's stonking new album The Foam Box Sessions, Mike Estes & Pontus J. Back aka Horsetraders and a song from the acoustic Live On Division ahead of my chat with Mike and Garry Nutt in a Skinny Molly Special on Sat June 3rd.
Plus, Widespread Panic, Drive By Truckers, Van Zant, Blackberry Smoke, Melonheadman and much, much more.
