Tempest -Rare UK 1973 Island Test Pressing LP Colosseum
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MEGA RARE ORIGINAL UK
TEST PRESSING PROMO LP FROM 1973
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
VERY FEW OF THESE WERE MADE FOR PRODUCTION PURPOSES
THIS IS AN ORIGINAL UK PROMO TEST PRESSING,FROM A PRIVATE COLLECTOR
LOOK OUT FOR MY OTHER AUCTIONS OF VERY RARE & WONDERFUL TEST PRESSINGS FROM THE 60,s 70,s & 80's
ALL IN SUPERB CONDITION
After the split of Colosseum in October 1971 Jon Hiseman formed Tempest in the summer of 1972. Tempest lasted for two years until June 1974.
Tempest Mark 1 (June 1972 to June 1973) consisted of
- Jon Hiseman: drums
- Mark Clarke: bass
- Paul Williams: vocals
- Allan Holdsworth: guitar
Hiseman and Clarke had, of course, played together in Colosseum.
Paul Williams had played bass with Zoot Money's Big Roll Band (on two Columbia - that's EMI's Columbia - LPs It Should've Been Me and Zoot! Live At Klooks Kleek) and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (on parts of the live A Diary Of A Band and the single Suspicions). He came more to the attention of the record buying public as the singer of Juicy Lucy on their second LP Lie Back And Enjoy It (Vertigo) and the next two Get A Whiff Of This and Pieces.
Allan Holdsworth played on Nucleus' album Belladonna before his time with Tempest, but other than that I have no more information; maybe later...
The band made one album Tempest (Bronze ILPS 9220). It was recorded at Air London Recording Studios in November 1972 and produced by Jon Hiseman. The album was released in January 1973.
Track listing:- Gorgon (Hiseman/Clarke/Holdsworth)
- Foyers Of Fun (Hiseman/Clarke/Holdsworth)
- Dark House (Hiseman/Clarke/Holdsworth)
- Brothers (Hiseman/Holdsworth)
- Up And On (Edwards/Holdsworth)
- Grey And Black (Clarke/Bottomley)
- Strangeher (Hiseman/Clarke)
- Upon Tomorrow (Clempson/Hiseman)
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