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Jody Grind Prog Rock 1969 Germany

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	Jody Grind
Title:	One Step On
Style:	Prog Rock
Date of release:	1969
Country:	Germany
MP3 album size:	1298 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1329 mb
WMA album size:	1817 mb
Digital formats:	MMF AIFF MP1 VOX MP3 APE VOX

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One Step On
A1.i	In My Mind Written-By – Zagni, Hinkley
A1.ii	Nothing At All Written-By – Zagni, Hinkley
A1.iii	Interaction Written-By – Zagni, Hinkley
A1.iv	Paint It Black Written-By – Jagger/Richard*
B1	Little Message Written-By – Zagni, Hinkley
B2	Night Today Written-By – Zagni, Hinkley
B3	U.S.A. Written-By – Zagni, Hinkley
B4	Rock 'N' Roll Man Written-By – Zagni, Hinkley

Companies, etc.

Copyright (c) – Transatlantic Records Ltd.
Published By – Heathside Music
Published By – Mirage Music

Credits

Arranged By – David Palmer
Bass – Louis Cennamo (tracks: A1.iv, B1, B4)
Design, Illustration – Mark Hanau
Drums – Barry Wilson
Guitar – Ivan Zagni
Organ, Piano, Vocals – Tim Hinkley
Producer – Hugh Murphy

Notes

Released in a laminated gatefold cover.

Produced for Shel Talmy Productions
Publisher is displayed as "Heathside" on release.

"Made in England"
© Transatlantic Records Ltd. 1969

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (A-Side run-out, stamped): STRA 210-A1
Matrix / Runout (B-Side run-out, stamped): STRA 210-B1
Rights Society: MCPS

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
GTR 026	Jody Grind	One Step On ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Green Tree Records	GTR 026	Germany	1996
ECLEC 2567	Jody Grind	One Step On ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Esoteric Recordings	ECLEC 2567	Europe	2016
UAS 6774	Jody Grind	One Step On ‎(LP, Album)	United Artists Records	UAS 6774	US	1969
AK 058	Jody Grind	One Step On ‎(CD, Album, RE, Car)	Akarma	AK 058	Italy	1999
REP 4596-WP	Jody Grind	One Step On ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Repertoire Records	REP 4596-WP	Germany	1995

Gerceytone

The first Jody Grind record was released in December 1969 by Transatlantic Records and contained what the band called a 'psychedelic brass rock'. With this haunting and bizzare artwork, it was a very honest and thrilling debut with most of the tracks having a jam-derived structure, especially the sidelong title track that included a rendition of the Rolling Stones' 'Paint It Black' and a fine drum solo. But with their organ-driven hard prog, the group manages to stay fresh, energetic and maintain your enthusiasm, sometimes by short brass/horn section bursts that provided incredible surges of power and intrigue Hinkley's organ providing much of the sound, but was often superbly answered by guitarist Zagni's fiery guitar solos. There are much of jazz and blues influences throughout the album and sometimes music reminds of Uriah Heep and their ambitious ' Salisbury ' suite. Jody Grind delivered only two albums (Inc. superb 'Far Canal' from 1970) and unjustly disappeared from the scene.