
The J.J. Band - J.J. Band
Musician: The J.J. BandAlbum title: J.J. Band
Style: Jazz-Rock
Released: 1971
Country: Europe
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Genre: Jazz / Rock
The J.J. Band - J.J. Band mp3 album
Tracklist Hide Credits
| A1 | Requiem For A Lost PlanetArranged By – Ralph BenatarFlugelhorn [Solo] – Douglas LucasTrombone [Solo] – Mike LovellVocals – Garcia MoralesWritten-By – B. Bennett*, M. Hawker* |
| A2 | Shades Of GoodbyeArranged By – Ralph BenatarFlute [Solo] – Ralph BenatarGuitar [Solo] – Francis (Suske) Weyer*Piano [Solo] – Gui (Guido) Delo*Vocals – Garcia MoralesWritten-By – D. Lucas* |
| A3 | Something To Live ForArranged By – Ralph BenatarVocals – Garcia MoralesWritten-By – B. Bennett*, M. Hawker* |
| A4 | Out Of The DarknessArranged By – Ralph BenatarPiano [Solo] – Gui (Guido) Delo*Vocals – Garcia MoralesWritten-By – G. Morales*, Mike Hawker |
| B1 | Pacific Coast Thunder BallArranged By – B. Bennett*, Ralph BenatarVocals – Garcia MoralesWritten-By – B. Bennett*, M. Hawker* |
| B2 | Tintagel JonesArranged By – Ralph BenatarVocals – Garcia MoralesWritten-By – B. Bennett*, M. Hawker* |
| B3 | I'm Through With YouArranged By – Francis (Suske) Weyer*Vocals – Garcia MoralesWritten-By – F. Weyer* |
| B4 | Gotta Find A New WayArranged By – Francis (Suske) Weyer*Vocals – Francis (Suske) Weyer*Written-By – Drury*, Cook*, Cork* |
| B5 | Changing FacesArranged By – J.J. Band*Saxophone [Tenor] [Solo] – Ralph BenatarTrumpet [Solo] – Douglas LucasVocals – Garcia MoralesWritten-By – D. Lucas*, G. Delo*, R. Benatar* |
Companies, etc.
- Recorded At – Chapell Studio
- Produced For – Shepherd Wood Production
- Printed By – Shorewood Packaging Co. Ltd.
Credits
- Backing Vocals, Bass – Yvan "Ket" de Souter*
- Backing Vocals, Percussion, Drums – Bruno Castellucci
- Engineer – John "Speedy Fingers" Timperley*
- Lead Vocals, Drums – Garcia Morales
- Organ [Hammond], Piano, Trumpet – Gui "Guido" Delo*
- Photography – Hans Kellermann, Toto Kellermann
- Producer – Brian Bennett, Mike Hawker
- Saxophone [Baritone & Alto] – Jean-Claude "Titine" Clement*
- Saxophone [Tenor], Flute – Ralph Benatar
- Trombone, Backing Vocals – Mike Lovell
- Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Douglas Lucas
- Vocals, Guitar – Francis "Suske" Weyer*
Notes
There has been of late a resurgence of good rock music coming out of Europe to challenge the already strongly eastablished groups on the home front. Not least of these new forces is the J.J. Band, a cosmopolitan collection of highly intelligent young men with a thorough knowledge of jazz which they have translated into their own individual brand of rock music.The nine piece band has an impressive list of musical qualifications to its credit. The Belgium members of the band all studied music at the Brussels' Conservatoire and the American member Douglas Lucas, a professor who taught music at Chicago University later met the band while teaching in Brussels. Finally Mike Lovell, the English member of the group was a member of the National Youth Orchestra.
Altough from different parts of the globe they have combined together to form a very tight knit group producing their own more suttle rendition of the jazz/rock amalgam which has gone from strenght to strenght over the past few years.
Recorded at Chappell Studio, London. March 1971
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Side A): S 64396-A1
- Matrix / Runout (Side B): S 64396-B1
Other versions
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S 64396 | The J.J. Band | J.J. Band (LP, Album) | CBS | S 64396 | Europe | 1971 |










