This band, formed in a London pub in 1968, released its debut self-titled album in 1969 to critical acclaim, but neither this nor its follow-up record, "Time And A Word", brought them much success.
This band, formed in a London pub in 1968, released its debut self-titled album in 1969 to critical acclaim, but neither this nor its follow-up record, "Time And A Word", brought them much success. With the release of their third album, they skyrocketed to progressive-rock stardom in the early and mid-70s with the aid of virtuoso keyboardist Rick Wakeman. FTP, name this group fronted by lead singer Jon Anderson and best remembered for "Owner of a Lonely Heart".
This band, formed in a London pub in 1968, released its debut self-titled album in 1969 to critical acclaim, but neither this nor its follow-up record, "Time And A Word", brought them much success.
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