"" Rare hard rock originally released on the German Metronome label in 1971. Hallelujah was a two man band consisting of a couple of Brits - Pete Vincent on guitar and Keith Forsey on drums. The duo was augmented by Pete Wood on keyboards and Rick Kemp on bass. Lots of musical history here - Kemp was a long time member of Steeleye Span and even Roxy Music. Pete Wood played keyboards for Al Stewart (Year Of The Cat). Keith Forsey became famous in the disco world later on. Vincent is really the focus of the album though (he wrote some great liner notes here). There is some ballad-y type tracks but when the album really rocks out it sounds a lot like early Deep Purple. Comes with an unreleased bonus track. Recommended. ""
Album, released in 1971
Tracks Listing
Hallelujah
Signs Of Strange
Z. i. p.
The Winter Song
English Rain
Mini Funk
Waterloo
Friend
Ode To A Little Knight
Jam & Toast (Bonus Track)
Line-up / Musicians
Pete Vincent . Guitar
Keith Forsey . Drums
with:
Pete Wood . Keyboards
Rick Kemp . Bass
Sub-Genre: Progressive Rock/Hard Rock
Origin: Germany
P.P.
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