Santa Barbara Machine Head
| Santa Barbara Machine Head | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| Genre (s) | Blues rock |
| founding | 1967 |
| resolution | 1967 |
| Founding members | |
| Jon Lord | |
| Ron Wood | |
| Twink (John Charles Alder) | |
| Kim Gardner | |
Santa Barbara Machine Head was a short-lived blues rock band whose members later joined all known rock groups.
The band Santa Barbara Machine Head, founded in 1967, only recorded three instrumental pieces ( Porcupine Juice , Albert and Rubber Monkey ) for Immediate Records , which were published in 1968 on the blues sampler Blues Anytime Vol. 3: An Anthology of British Blues - there by mistake the name "Santa Barbera Machine Head" . Stylistically, the pieces can be ascribed to the electric blues.
Jon Lord later formed Deep Purple , Ron Wood played with the Jeff Beck Group , The Creation , the Faces and the Rolling Stones , Twink joined the Pretty Things , and Kim Gardner played with The Creation and Ashton, Gardner & Dyke .
Discography
- 3 pieces on Blues Anytime Vol. 3: An Anthology of British Blues (1968, sampler)
Web links
- Santa Barbara Machine Head at Discogs (English)
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- Santa Barbara Machine Head at Allmusic (English)