Hardin & York — Tomorrow Today 1969 (UK, Proto-Progressive Rock)
The debut album by the London duo, featuring keyboardist/vocalist Eddie Hardin and drummer Pete York. Eddie Hardin's talent has been compared to Steve Winwood, whom Hardin replaced in The Spencer Davis Group, and even Keith Emerson. Drummer Pete York was one of the founders of The Spencer Davis Group.
Tracks:
01. Tomorrow Today - 0:00
02. 100 Years From Now - 3:33
03. I'm Lost - 6:18
04. Drinking My Wine - 14:41
05. Candlelight - 19:23
06. Beautiful Day - 23:58
07. Mountains Of Sand - 26:32
08. Can't Keep A Good Man Down - 33:16
09. Listen Everyone - 39:38
Bonuses:
10. Tomorrow Today (Live) – 43:44
11. The Pike (Live) – 48:35
12. Parking Meters – 55:45
Personnel:
Eddie Hardin - organ, piano, vocals, arranger
Peter York - drums, percussion
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Mike Hurst, Vic Flick – guitars
Herbie Flowers - bass
Ron Hills - cornet
Mel Thorpe - flute, trombone
Rex Morrissey – tenor saxophone
Sue & Sunny - backing vocals
Mike Hurst – producer
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