HARDIN & YORK Can’t Keep A Good Man Down (2021 UK limited edition SIX CD album set - After independently leaving The Spencer Davis Group in late 1968, organist & singer Eddie Hardin and drummer Pete York reunited a few months later to work asthat most intriguing of late Sixties rock music concepts: the power duo. Self-described as 'the world's smallest big band', their two-man brand of rock, blues, jazz and soul was hugely popular on the Continent. They had such a following in Germany that one show was surreptitiously taped, becoming one of the earliest European vinyl bootlegs when it was sneaked out in 1970. That live set is included here, together with further live performances [including a 1972 show for the BBC now gaining its first-ever commercial release], their trio of 1969-71 albums, various studio out-takes and even a non-UK 1974 reunion LP that was recorded with former Taste bassist Charlie McCracken. Complete with a 24-page booklet with rare photos & a new 4000 word essay, all six discs are UNPLAYED housed within the sealed clamshell picture box CRSEGBOX089) more...
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HARDIN & YORK For The World (1971 German second issue 10-track LP, housed in a picture sleeve with a small deletion punch-hole top right. The vinyl is excellent SLK16722-P) more...
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HARDIN & YORK The World's Smallest Big Band (2008 issue UK 14-track CD album - Keyboard player and vocalist Eddie Hardin and drummer Pete York had first played together in the second incarnation of the Spencer Davis Group, following Steve Winwood's departure to form Traffic. In 1969 Hardin & York struck out on their own to form a highly unique duo utilising powerful Hammond Organ work and percussion to record a series of wonderful albums in the Progressive / Jazz Rock vein. 'The World's Smallest Big Band' was their second album and featured recordings made at Olympic Studios and material recorded live at De Lane Lea studios in front of a small audience. This 2008 expanded edition features 8 Bonus Recordings including 'Everyone I Know', 'Cowboy', 'If I Could Join Them', 'David Difficult', 'Tomorrow Today', 'Candlelight', 'Little Miss Blue' & 'Can't Keep A Good Man Down'.) more...
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EDDIE HARDIN & PETER YORK Tomorrow Today (1969 UK 9-track LP, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve. A great proggy type long player from the duo who had both spent time performing with the Spencer Davis Group, ably assited by a team of crack UK session players [Herbie Flowers, Rex Morrissey, Mel Thorpe]. The sleeve shows very little wear, and the vinyl retains a wonderful deep sheen and looks barely played SBLL125) more...
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EDDIE HARDIN & PETER YORK Tomorrow Today (1969 UK 9-track LP, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve. A great proggy type long player from the duo who had both spent time performing with the Spencer Davis Group, ably assited by a team of crack UK session players [Herbie Flowers, Rex Morrissey, Mel Thorpe]. The sleeve just a little shelfwear with a bit of edge scuffing & the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play SBLL125) more...
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HARDIN & YORK Tomorrow, Today (1969 UK demo label 7" vinyl single featuring a hearty slab of hammond psych which has earned the honour of being a great late 60's Mod dancefloor groover! Backed with Candlelight. Diecut Bell company sleeve) more...
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