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    Posted: March 24 2023 at 06:47
Birmingham based outfit, this one seems to be their only full-length album.



    Backing Vocals – Mick Hincks
    Bass – Mick Hincks
    Drums – Bob Lamb
    Harpsichord – Norman Haines
    Lead Vocals – Mick Hincks, Norman Haines
    Mellotron – Norman Haines
    Organ – Norman Haines
    Percussion – Bob Lamb
    Piano – Norman Haines
    Producer – Gus Dudgeon
    Tenor Saxophone – Bill Madge, Chris Mercer, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Lyn Dobson
    Trumpet – Henry Lowther, Mick Taylor

Source: https://www.discogs.com/es/release/1866421-Locomotive-We-Are-Everything-You-See

Edited by Heart of the Matter - April 18 2023 at 09:02
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They underwent a lot of line-up changes, so I don't know if these guys are the same as listed above. The source of this photo is also Discogs.
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Tracklist:

1          Overture
2          Mr. Armageddon
3          Now Is The End - The End Is When
4          Lay Me Down Gently
5          Nobody Asked You To Come
6          You Must Be Joking
7          A Day In Shining Armour
8          The Loves Of Augustus Abbey - Part One
9          Rain
10          The Loves Of Augustus Abbey - Part Two
11          Coming Down / Love Song For The Dead Chι
12          The Loves Of Augustus Abbey
13          Times Of Light And Darkness
          
Bonus Tracks (2003 Re-issue)     

14          Mr. Armageddon (Mono Single Version)
15          There’s Got To Be Away
16          I’m Never Gonna Let You Go
17          You Must Be Joking (Mono Single Version)
18          Movin' Down The Line
19          Roll Over Mary
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Thanks for thinking of us, but I'd ask that you please refer to the Artist Submission Procedure page if you want anyone to pick this up (an original biography is crucial).
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Ok, I'll see if I can find sufficient data.
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The Locomotive were a Birmingham based outfit, with a musical style blending Classical, Jazz and Psychedelic Rock. The original line-up included Chris Wood, soon to be famous with Traffic, and Spooky Tooth's drummer Mike Kellie.

The initial group was founded in 1965, as the Kansas City Seven, by trumpet player Jim Simpson, enlisting singer Danny King, Chris Wood and Brian "Monk" Finch on saxes, organist Richard Storey, bassist Peter Allen, and drummer Mike Kellie. While turning from jazz to R&B and soul, they adopted The Locomotive as new moniker, undergoing several line-up changes, and by the end of 1966, after Wood left to form Traffic, only Simpson remained from the original line-up. Then he left the band to become their manager, while keyboardist/vocalist Norman Haines took over as front man. With Mick Hincks on bass, Bob Lamb on drums, Mick Taylor on trumpet, and calling themselves just LOCOMOTIVE, they signed with Parlophone, and their second single, Rudi's In Love, (a ska song written by Haines) went to the 25 spot on the UK Singles Chart by the end of 1968.

Seizing that bit of success, they recorded their only full-length album, We Are Everything You See, produced by Gus Dudgeon in a more progressive style, which caused that the record company delayed its release until 1970. Haines had left in 1969, forming the Norman Haines Band. He died in 2021, at the age of 75.

Hincks and Lamb, with newcomers John Caswell and Keith Millar, released the single Roll Over Mary, and renamed themselves as The Dog That Bit People in 1970. They released an album in 1971 before splitting up. Hincks and Lamb joined another local band, Tea And Symphony, before Lamb moved to the Steve Gibbons Band.
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^Great work, much appreciated. Sending them to the team.
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The album was actually recorded in late 1968, so I'm guessing the next option for these guys would be Proto Prog?
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Originally posted by yam yam yam yam wrote:

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about 1 year ago Gordy set section to New.
about 1 year ago Gordy voted Time.
about 1 year ago siLLypuPPy voted Move.
12 months ago earlyprog voted Move.
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12 months ago Gordy set section to Move.

The album was actually recorded in late 1968, so I'm guessing the next option for these guys would be Proto Prog?


That is correct, although the JR/F team is willing to reconsider them if they get rejected there.
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They're also in the same camp as Traffic and Family which are both eclectic here so maybe that would be a good place? Lots of jazz. I voted to move them there so i'd do so if we get them and clear them already!


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