Keef Hartley Band, Halfbreed

My scheduled posts was not working a little while ago I fixed the bug and wrote a test post to make sure that it was working.

In that test post I mentioned that I had lost a post about Keef Hartley.  I was surprised and pleased to see the number of people who had found this blog while searching for Keef Hartley.

Surprised because I assumed that few people remembered the glorious music made by Keef, and obviously pleased because they did.

In the late 60s The Keef Hartley band was ‘my’ band.  I loved them, from the genius of Miller Anderson (the best guitarist I had seen up to that point), to the strange facial expressions of Gary Thain.  Halfbreed was a seminal album for me.  It was a prime example of what was good about real rock.

It sounded like real grown up music to me, and still does.

Vist my Squidoo Lens about Keef Here.

Alternatively you can buy a copy of Keef’s book here.