The Shotgun Express: I could feel the whole world turn round (1966, Rare R&b)

A short-lived R&B touring show formed in London in late 1966 which worked the clubs and ballrooms. The two vocalists were backed by Dave Ambrose (bs), Peter Bardens (keyb'ds), Mick Fleetwood (drms), Peter Green (gtr), John Moorshead (gtr) and Phil Sawyer (gtr). Bardens, Fleetwood and Green had all previously been in the Peter B's. Although they only released two 45s in the UK an eponymous album of their material was released in France (Columbia ESRF 1864). Upon their demise Rod Stewart (who left in February 1967 before their second single) joined The Jeff Beck Group, Beryl Marsden had earlier been in She Trinity and also recorded as a solo artist. Peter Green and Mick Fleetwood joined John Mayall's Bluesbreakers briefly before forming Fleetwood Mac; Dave Ambrose headed for The Brian Auger Trinity and Peter Bardens was with The Love Affair and Mike Cotton Sound before forming Village.

Indian Thing, is a good Booker T type instrumental, which featured some fine organ work from Bardens and some meaty guitar from Phil Sawyer, is certainly worth a listen. Curtains is a good Hammond organ instrumental.

Ok, dont get confused with the first chords of track 1 & 3 ! Ja! cause, you`ll get sorprised, but after you give a whole listen to this one, you ll want more Hammond sounds... yeah...
Play it loud ! ! Nice female vocals, orchestal arrengments, and... a great Hammond use-abuse! ! !
Dig it... Peter Green here... uff.

LINK: Play "indian thing" very loud ! ! !