GRAHAM BOND - Love Is The Law (1967 UK Rythm Blues Jazz Rock)

ALBUM RARO DO CARA!!

RARE ALBUM OF BOND!!

GRAHAM BOND FOI UM MÚSICO INOVADOR E SERIA MUITO MAIS CONHECIDO NO MUNDO DO ROCK SE NÃO TIVESSE MORRIDO PRECOCEMENTE AOS 37 ANOS DE IDADE!! ANTES DESSE ALBUM ELE COMANDAVA A GRAHAM BOND ORGANISATION QUE TINHA "GINGER BAKER" (CREAM) NA BATERIA E "JACK BRUCE" (CREAM) NO BAIXO, JUNTAMENTE COM "JOHN McLAUGHLIN" NA GUITARRA E AINDA "DICK HECKSTALL-SMITH" NO SAXOFONE!! ERA UM TIMAÇO!! AQUI NESSE ALBUM O CARA TOCA TODOS OS INSTRUMENTOS EXCETO A BATERIA!! DEPOIS AINDA TOCOU COM DR.JOHN, HARVEY MANDEL, PETE BROWN, JOHN DUMMER, ENTRE OUTROS!! ERA UM GÊNIO DA MÚSICA MAS PERDEU MUITO TEMPO COM O OCULTISMO E COM AS DROGAS PESADAS!! FOI UM DOS FUNDADORES DO RYTHM BLUES BRITÂNICO NA DÉCADA DE 60 E TAMBÉM O PRIMEIRO MÚSICO A USAR O ORGAN HAMMOND E O MELLOTRON NAS CANÇÕES!! E TOCAVA MUITO!! GRAHM BOND FOI O GRANDE INSPIRADOR DE "JOHN LORD DO DEEP PURPLE!! LORD ERA FÃ E DISCÍPULO ASSUMIDO DE GRAHAM!! PENA QUE O CARA ERA MEIO MALUCO, DEPRESSIVO E LIDAVA MUITO COM O OCULTISMO O QUE ACABOU LEVANDO ELE AO SUICÍDIO SOB AS RODAS DE UM TREM EM LONDRES NO ANO DE 1974!!

Graham Bond was an innovative rock musician from England, who would have certainly been more well known today had he not died at the age of 37. Bond sings and plays every instrument on this record, except for the drums. Although a musical genius, he spent a great deal of his time dabbling in the Occult and believed he was Aleister Crowley’s son. He was an innovator in the British rhythm & blues boom in England in the 60’s, and also the first rock musician to use a mellotron. His previous band, The Grahame Bond Organization (GBO), was known for playing the most evil-sounding and dirty r&b heard in the UK in the sixties. That band also included Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker.

Bond’s personal life included much substance abuse, and he was known for continually fighting depression. Near the end of his life, Bond’s friends say he was getting even deeper into the occult. He died under the wheels of a train in London in 1974, and his death was ruled a suicide.