Heaven, a jazz rock group from Portsmouth, burst forth onto the British rock scene in 1970 when they appeared at the legendary Isle of Wight festival sharing a bill with The Who, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix et al. Making a stunning debut, the band (now managed by festival organiser Rikki Farr), soon secured a recording deal with CBS Records who signed the band for a large advance. The resulting double album "Brass Rock 1" appeared in 1971, adorned in a lavish fold-out sleeve. Well received critically, the album failed to achieve the expected success and Heaven soon disbanded, leaving behind a fine example of classic jazz rock. Officially released on CD for the first time, this Esoteric Recordings reissue is digitally re-mastered from the original m
aster tapes and restores the artwork of the album in full.
+ 2 Bonus
11 Hangin' on
12 Funny Lines
Link : http://rapidshare.com/files/141551830/Brass_Rock_1.rar
Ripped by: Evermoreblues.blogspot.com
Artwork included
aster tapes and restores the artwork of the album in full.
| 1 | Things I Should've Been |
| 2 | This Time Tomorrow |
| 3 | Never Say Die |
| 4 | Come Back |
| 5 | Song for Chaos |
| 6 | Morning Coffee |
| 7 | Number One |
| 8 | Number Two |
| 9 | Dawning |
| 10 | Got to Get Away |
+ 2 Bonus
11 Hangin' on
12 Funny Lines
Link : http://rapidshare.com/files/141551830/Brass_Rock_1.rar
Ripped by: Evermoreblues.blogspot.com
Artwork included
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thanks for this lost treasure,blood sweat and tears/chicago with balls!!
ReplyDeleteno smoozy ballads here folks,just good old avant garde jazzy blues etc. cheers from oz
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ReplyDeleteThis album is a true gem, so very glad it is released again. I wonder whatever happened to the musicians, did they appear somewhere else? They were simply outstanding, far ahead of everything in their genre. This one and only album still is a truly unique mix of jazz, blues and terrific hard rock. You simply must listen to it- loud. And one of the calm titles, "Dawning", is a lot like Supertramp a couple of years later – but ten times better. If you have any information, please share it!
ReplyDeleteKind regards from Sweden!
Hi, I am the daughter of the lead guitarist of the band, Andy Scarisbrick and am extremely interested in getting a copy of this album. Sadly he passed away in 2006, I have a lot of his material on tape and reel to reel but don't think I have this album. If anyone could help it would mean so much to me. My email address is cat1748@msn.com
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Cath
Hi, the link for this one is down. Is there another?
ReplyDeleteThanks