HARRISON,GEFF BAND - Collectors Premium: Together & Geff Harrison & The London Symphonic Rock 0orchestra (Sealed) (2CD)

Lovily designed collector's edition: Two 70s classics of the English singer. The Krautrock band Twenty Sixty Six And Then was founded in Mannheim in 1971. The English singer Geff Harrison was part of the ensemble. The album released "Reflections On The Future" only one album in 1972. After dissolving Twenty Sixty Six And Then, Harrison sang at Kin Ping Meh. Through the subsequent collaboration with the London Symphonic Rock Orchestra fulfilled a dream for the British. Ralph Siegel financed the project, and Trevor Jones Platz, who had previously worked for Moody Blues, took the production chair. Since Harrison was always important to be present live on the stages of Europe, and a tour with a symphony orchestra would have been much too expensive, he founded the Geff Harrison Band in 1977. In the studio, the album "Together" was produced. This brought him comparisons with Rod Stewart, mainly because of the opener, the mid-tempo ballad "Red Sky Tonight". Harrison himself saw the whole thing calmly: "What can I do for having an almost similar voice, and we both happen to be in the same genre?" The lovingly designed Premium Collector's Edition contains besides the two original albums an opulent booklet with photos and detailed Linernotes as well as six unpublished Bonustracks