The Herd

 

Artist:  The Herd

Origin:  London, England

Genre:  Rock, Pop Rock, British Psychedelia, Psychedelic Rock, Garage Rock, Progressive Rock, Freakbeat, Psychedelic Pop

Original Classic line-up:

Peter Frampton:  Vocals, Guitar
Andy Bown:  Keyboards, Guitar
Gary Taylor:  Bass
Andrew Steele:  Drums

The Herd was an English Psychedelic Rock Group from London, founded in 1965 in Southern London but unsuccessful and reformed in 1966 by Andy Bown (Keyboards), Gary Taylor (Bass), Andrew Steele (Drums) and Peter Frampton (Vocals, Guitar) and became Classic line-up and made it famous.  Peter Frampton was 16 when he joined the group in 1966, their music from Pop, Rock, and Psychedelic Rock in Flower Power Era, with the following singles and classic tracks:  "I Can Fly", "From The Underworld", "Paradise Lost", "I Don't Want Our Loving To Die" and many more.

Title:   From The Underworld  (2021)

Genre:  Rock, Pop Rock, British Psychedelia, Psychedelic Rock, Garage Rock, Progressive Rock, Freakbeat, Psychedelic Pop

Label:   Cantare

Rating:   ****

Format:  CD

Tracks:

 1.  Interview  (0:51)

 2.  From The Underworld  (3:32)

 3.  I Like It Like That  (2:25)

 4.   I Can Fly  (3:15)

 5.   Paradise Lost  (3:06)

 6.  I Want You  (3:34)

 7.  Route 66  (2:27)

 8.  She Loves Me She Loves Me Not  (2:06)

 9.  Mixed Up Minds  (2:17)

10. Oo-Poo-Pa-Doo  (2:18)

11. I Don't Want Our Loving To Die  (2:55)

12. Stagger Lee   (2:23)

13. Mine Exclusively  (2:50)

14. Our Fairytale  (2:27)

15. Sunshine Cottage  (3:04)

16. Love Letters  (3:24)

17. The Purple  God  (2:53)

18. Miss Jones  (3:01)

19. Nitty Gritty  (1:58)

20.The Name Certainly Rings A Bell  (2:10)

21. You Don't Love Me Any More  (3:26)

22. Hitch-Hike  (2:20)

23. Interview  (0:56)

24. The Game  (2:42)

Personnel:

Peter Frampton:  Vocals, Guitar
Andy Bown:  Keyboards, Guitar
Gary Taylor:  Bass
Andrew Steele:  Drums

From The Underworld is the collection album by 

The Herd, released on February 26, 2021 by Cantare. For Music Lovers and Music Collectors.