It seems that this album was unknown to majority (until great Terminal Passage channel show it to the wider audience).

UK fusion band with quite space atmospere (but not as space as cover or genre suggests), long saxophone fragments, electric piano and quite uncompromising style a la Soft Machine after Third.

Catchy and interesting.

Good addition to other representans of United Kingdom underground/small-press such as proposed recently Big Sleep and Deep Feeling (even though it's a different style). 

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Both Hands Free 1976

full album:

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1. Space

2. Gettemoff

3. Shinohara

4. Solitude

5. Silver Sleeve

6. Phobos

7. City Slickers

8. Muff The Diver

9. Blue

10. Stop The Music

Bass – Pete Glennon

Drums – Dave Hassel

Keyboards – Ritchie Close

Saxophone – Phil Chapman

Producer, Liner Notes – Rick Kemp

interesting note:

Privately pressed LP released on a label Rick Kemp set up solely for this release after seeing them play in the basement of a Manchester pub.