Stud September 1972 UK, Progressive Rock, Blues Rock

Stud September 1972 (UK, Progressive Rock, BluesRock) The second studio album by shortlived British group (only 2 studio albums and one live ). At first there were three two (Richard Charlie McCracken and John Wilson) of Taste (after the departure of Rory Gallagher, this Irish band kicked the bucket in 1970) and Jim Cregan (exBlossom Toes). In 1971 they recorded their debut album Stud, and would have to split up. But then to them the basement of another famous musician John Weider (exFamily) with new ideas. Thus, to create a band, colloquially called supergroup. Stud in Russian stable and the album covers of this group of horses enough. On this album, September group first performed four, five songs on the disc the work of John Vader. The band then recorded another live album (in 1972), and that was goodbye. .. McCracken went to Spencer Davis, and Cregan in the Family. Tracks: 01. Good Things (John Weider) 3:57