Leaf Hound - Live In Japan - 2012 (re 2019)
Leaf Hound formed in 1969 under their original name, Black Cat Bones. Early incarnations of the Black Cat Bones featured guitarist Paul Kossoff and drummer Simon Kirke who both left to form Free. Black Cat Bones issued one album for Decca Records entitled Barbed Wire Sandwich. They replaced their vocalist shortly after releasing the album, adding Peter French to the line-up. Guitarist Rod Price departed soon after to join Foghat and French added his cousin Mick Halls on guitar. Soon afterwards, Black Cat Bones changed their name to Leaf Hound. At this point the band consisted of French on vocals, Halls on guitar, the Brooks brothers, Derek and Stuart, on guitar and bass respectively, and Keith George-Young on drums.
The first official live recording of the early 70’s iconic cult group, Leaf Hound, captures a band that hasn’t lost a step and knows how to get a crowd in a frenzy. Led by the enigmatic Peter French, Leaf Hound, who are best known for their epic 1971 album Growers Of Mushrooms, delivers a high energy and raucous performance for a rabid Japanese crowd. Mixing in classic material with the bands more recent tunes, Leaf Hound show no signs of letting up after four decades of plying their trade!
01. One Hundred And Five Degrees
02. Work My Body
03. Stop, Look And Listen
04. Freelance Fiend
05. The Man With A Moon In Him
06. With A Minute To Go
07. Barricades
08. Breakthrough
09. Growers Of Mushroom
10. Evil
11. Stagnant Pool
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Thanks a million. Never heard about this band, never heard this music. Just great discovery !
That's why blogs like yours are in the internet world, to let us discover such wonderful music !
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