Spotify Release Info
Track: Gigantic Land Crabs In Earth Takeover Bid
Artist: Hatfield & The North
Album: Hatfield And The North
Artist Bio
Name: Hatfield & The North
Spotify Genres: progressive rock, art rock, jazz fusion, krautrock, space rock
Followers: 34,755
Popularity:
Biography
Hatfield and the North were a great English progressive rock and experimental rock band from the Canterbury scene. The band was initially active between 1972 and 1975 before disbanding and then briefly re-united many years after, once in 1990, and then the second and final time between 2005 and 2006. Aside from progressive rock and experimental rock, the band also incorporated jazz fusion and psychedelic rock into its overall sound. Formed in November 1972 by [a277014], [a300121], [a300123] and his brother [a239943], strictly confined to front-room appearances. Pianist Steve left after six weeks and was replaced by organist Dave's cousin [a266835]. Dave stayed until January 1973, when he rejoined [a66999] and was replaced by [a150886]. Origin of name - Inspired by the first road sign on the M1 going north from London. First Public Appearance - Lees Cliff Hall, Folkestone, November 1972. First Television - Paris, December 1972 with [a300121] and [a5049].
Special Offer
Hatfield And The North on Amazon
Check this outPopular Tracks on Spotify
-
1.Going Up To People And TinklingHatfield And The North
-
2.Lounging There TryingThe Rotters Club
-
3.Didn't Matter AnywayThe Rotters Club
-
4.Lobster In Cleavage ProbeHatfield And The North
-
5.Share ItThe Rotters Club
-
6.The Yes No InterludeThe Rotters Club
-
7.CalyxHatfield And The North
-
8.Licks For The LadiesHatfield And The North
-
9.Oh Len's Nature!The Rotters Club
-
10.Son Of 'There's No Place Like Homerton'Hatfield And The North
Discogs Release Info
Release: Hatfield And The North - Hatfield And The North
Year: 1974
Genres: Jazz, Rock
Styles: Jazz-Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock