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==Igginbottom's Wrench==
==Igginbottom's Wrench==
[[File:IgginbottomCover.jpg|right|200px]]"Igginbottom's Wrench" is a 1969 album by the band [[Igginbottom]], a four piece from Bradford. This was Allan's recording debut. The band played almost all original songs, mostly written and sung by Allan. The music was psychedelic 60's pop fused with jazz. The album was recorded mostly live in the studio, in a very short time span. The engineers would not let the band turn up the amps in the studio, and Allan found the experience to be dismal. His guitar style is there in embryonic form. Co-guitarist Steve Robinson played in a very similar style. The most interesting thing about this recording is perhaps the way the guitarists would sometimes play two different voicings at once, resulting in some very close clusters of chords that in some ways point forward to harmonies that would not flourish properly until the release of IOU.
[[File:IgginbottomCover.jpg|right|200px]]"Igginbottom's Wrench" is a 1969 album by the band [[Igginbottom]], a four piece from Bradford. The album features Allan on guitar and lead vocals, as well as compositions by Allan. This was Allan's recording debut. The band played almost all original songs, mostly written and sung by Allan. The music is psychedelic 60's pop fused with jazz. The album was recorded mostly live in the studio, in a very short time span. The engineers would not let the band turn up the amps in the studio, and Allan found the experience to be dismal. His guitar style is there in embryonic form. Co-guitarist Steve Robinson played in a very similar style. The most interesting thing about this recording is perhaps the way the guitarists would sometimes play two different voicings at once, resulting in some very close clusters of chords that in some ways point forward to harmonies that would not flourish properly until the release of IOU. It's also notable that Allan would return to some of the musical ideas later, notably through rerecordings of the tune "Golden Lakes". Here you can read the original [[Igginbottoms's Wrench: Liner notes|liner notes]].
 
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'''Mick''' '''Skelly''': Bass<br>
'''Mick''' '''Skelly''': Bass<br>
'''Dave''' '''Freeman''': Drums<br>
'''Dave''' '''Freeman''': Drums<br>
Here you can read the original [[Igginbottoms's Wrench: Liner notes|liner notes]].


==Links==
==Links==
Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/Igginbottom-Igginbottoms-Wrench/release/2467339


http://threadoflunacy.blogspot.no/2017/05/1-igginbottom.html
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRDCiZ1Ig29EavupcJRRfTvJlZx3xQ5h_


https://www.discogs.com/Igginbottom-Igginbottoms-Wrench/release/2467339
Ed's blog: http://threadoflunacy.blogspot.no/2017/05/1-igginbottom.html


https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRDCiZ1Ig29EavupcJRRfTvJlZx3xQ5h_
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%27Igginbottom%27s_Wrench


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[[Category:Discography]]