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1.1 That's My Love For You1.2 Bad Side Of The Moon1.3 Nobody1.4 The Wherefors And The Whys1.5 But I'm Wrong1.6 Just Like Me1.7 Just Like All The Rest1.8 I Can't Believe1.9 Working Nights1.10 You Tried To Take It All2.1 Stick Heat2.2 Indian Summer2.3 Idol2.4 There'll Be Changes2.5 A New Way2.6 Since You've Been Gone2.7 Three Time Loser2.8 Midnight Sun2.9 Brand New Band2.10 Can't Live Without You |
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 | Description: | Two CDs. Digitally remastered anthology featuring the recordings of the cult rock band Toe Fat. Formed in 1969 by former Rebel Rouser Cliff Bennett joined with former Gods keyboard player and guitarist Ken Hensley to form a new band that would take on board harder rock and progressive influences. Hensley drafted in fellow Gods members Lee Kerslake on drums and bassist John Glascock to form this new group, Toe Fat. The band signed to EMI's Parlophone label in late 1969 and their self-titled debut album was recorded at Abbey Road studios and was issued in May 1970 adorned in an infamous sleeve design by Hipgnosis and also featuring an early composition from Elton John/Bernie Taupin with 'Bad Side Of The Moon'. In the USA Toe Fat appeared on Motown's rock imprint Rare Earth Records. The album was greeted with considerable critical praise, although commercial success failed to match the reaction from the UK music press. Hensley departed the band soon after to form Uriah Heep to be replaced by guitarist Alan Kendall. Kerslake also departed and formed The National Head Band and before joining Uriah Heep in 1971. He was replaced by Brian Glascock. Toe Fat 2 was issued on the Regal Zonophone label in November 1970 and featured an uncredited Peter Green on guitar on the track 'There'll Be Changes'. Once more the album sleeve design was by Hipgnosis and the record was greeted with praise but failed to chart. The band toured the USA and recorded a final single, issued on the Chapter 1 label in 1972 before disbanding. Over the decades the music of Toe Fat has earned cult status and their records are now highly collectable. This collection features both albums by the band and also adds the very rare single 'Brand New Band' b/w 'Can't Live Without You' as bonus tracks. It also features an essay with an exclusive interview with Cliff Bennett.6 panel Digipack
1-1 to 1-10 released as Parlophone PCS 7097 in May 1970
2-1 to 2-8 released as Regal Zonophone SLRZ 1015 in January 1971
2-9 & 2-10 released as Chapter 1 Records SGH-R 175 in September 72"Bad Side of the Moon ~ an Anthology 1970-1972: 2CD" is a comprehensive collection that brings together the essential works of Toe Fat, one of the most intriguing yet underrated British rock bands from the early '70s. This double CD set features remastered versions of their two classic albums?Toe Fat (1970) and Toe Fat Two (1971)?alongside rare singles and bonus tracks, offering listeners a deep dive into their unique blend of blues-rock, progressive influences, and powerful vocals. The anthology showcases standout tracks like "Bad Side of the Moon," written by Elton John and Bernie Taupin, highlighting Toe Fat's ability to reinterpret songs with originality and flair. Cherry Red Records, renowned for its dedication to preserving musical heritage through high-quality reissues and anthologies across genres, ensures this release meets audiophile standards while providing insightful liner notes for fans old and new.
Toe Fat was formed in 1969 by Cliff Bennett after his success with The Rebel Rousers. Notably featuring future Uriah Heep members Ken Hensley (keyboards/guitar) and Lee Kerslake (drums), as well as bassist John Glascock who later joined Jethro Tull, Toe Fat left a lasting mark on rock history despite their brief existence. Their innovative sound bridged hard rock with progressive elements?ahead of its time?and earned them cult status among collectors.
Cherry Red Records has established itself since 1978 as a leading independent label specializing in archival releases that celebrate both mainstream icons and hidden gems from music?s past. Their meticulous approach guarantees authenticity in every project they undertake. |  | No. of tracks: |
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Yuriy P. - 29/Jan/2025  Fat Toe formed in June 1969 after Cliff Bennett (ex-Rebel Rouser, Cliff Bennett Band) recruited The Gods keyboardist Ken Hensley, who in turn recruited two other former bandmates, Lee Kerslake (drums) and John Glascock (bass guitar). The idea for Toe Fat came about one dinner when Bennett and his manager set out to come up with the most off-putting name a band could have.
Toe Fat immediately signed an American contract with Rare Earth Records, a Motown subsidiary that specialized in progressive rock releases. In Britain, the band signed to EMI, releasing their debut album on the Parlophone label. The record, whose cover was designed by Hipgnosis, an art company known for its work with Pink Floyd, was a commercial failure, but received critical acclaim. As a result, after the release of the first single "Workin' Nights" (on the flip side was one of Elton John's early compositions "Bad Side of the Moon"), the group was invited to open for Derek and the Dominos on an American tour.
In 1970, Hensley moved to Uriah Heep (Bennett - in the notes on the re-released Rebellion album - wrote that he had a similar offer, and made a mistake by turning it down). Kerslake moved - first to the National Head Band, then in 1971 also to Uriah Heep. He was replaced on drums by Brian Glascock, and bassist Conas was replaced (also from The Gods) by his brother John Glascock (later a member of Jethro Tull).
The second album Toe Fat Two was recorded with keyboardist Alan Kendall, who made the sound heavier, and producer Jonathan Peel, and was released on the Regal Zonophone label. Despite the fact that the album's material was often played on British radio and the band was invited to record in BBC studios (in particular, by presenter Terry Wogan), commercial success again did not follow. EMI informed the band that it could no longer support them. Toe Fat broke up, never having realized their significant (according to music critics) creative potential.
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