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Climax Blues Band. Climax Blues Band. The band in 1974; left to right: Pete Haycock, Derek Holt (top), Colin Cooper (bottom), John Cuffley. Background information. Also known as. The Climax Chicago Blues Band (1968–1970), Climax Chicago (1971–1972) Origin. Stafford, England.
- George Glover, Roy Adams, Lester Hunt, Neil Simpson, Chris Aldridge, Graham Dee
- Stafford, England
- 1967–present
14. März 2017 · “The band then worked on the arrangement for an afternoon at [drummer] John Cuffley’s place in Milwich, Staffs. Later, Colin honed and added to my lyrics to suit his own deep vocal style during the recording period, including evenings in the hotel in London after the sessions, when we would sit together and work on the lyrics. A good example would be the transition from my original ‘We ...
- Ken Mcintyre
As a three-piece with session musicians the album ‘Drastic Steps’ was recorded but even before release Derek Holt and John Cuffley were welcomed back to the fold and the band hit the road again touring the UK and Europe. Eventually, Derek Holt and John Cuffley moved on. Roy Adams & Neil Simpson Complete New Line-up
Climax Blues Band. Die Climax Blues Band ist eine britische Bluesrock -Band, die 1968 in Stafford gegründet wurde und bis in die frühen 1980er Jahre, insbesondere in den USA, kommerziell sehr erfolgreich war. Mit ihrem aktuellsten Studioalbum Hands of Time, dem ersten Tonträger mit originalem Material in 30 Jahren, gelang es der Band im Jahr ...
- 1968
23. Apr. 2021 · John Cuffley Interview Climax Blues Band. Voted the most promising new group of 1977 by Capitol Radio, the Climax Blues ! Band has actively been on the music scene for 10 years. The release of “Real To Reel” on Sire Records marks the eleventh album for the group.
Composers: Colin Cooper - Derek Holt - John Cuffley - Peter Haycock - Richard Jones. 04. I Love You. Climax Blues Band. Flying the Flag. 04:06. 03. Couldn't Get It Right. Climax Blues Band. Disco Music History, Vol. 9. 03:06. Writer: Derek Holt - Peter Haycock / Composers: Arthur Wood - Richard Jones - Colin Cooper. 03. What's Your Name.
John Cuffley replaced Newsome in 1971. Albums issued in the 1970s include FM/Live (1973), a double set recorded at a concert in New York, [4] and the studio albums Stamp Album (1975) and Gold Plated (1976), featuring the single "Couldn't Get It Right". [2] . In the 1970s, the band's concerts in the US were attended by up to 20,000 people. [5] .
