BBC4 70s rock

[Galactic Bulldozer]

An artist who was around with the Beatles then Bowie and was known as the most well-connected in rock and I had never heard of him. Even forgot his name for this thread. Can anyone enlighten me? Anyway the first part was astounding, Free, Man, Nazareth, Mott The Hoople and the fantastic Faith Healer himself, Alex Harvey. Second part from 75 not so rewarding, Kursaal Flyers???, Pub rock Eddie and The Hotrods. switched off half way thru The Rumour and I can't remember whether Gary Holton was in the second part or first but the Heavy Metal Kids were impressive and I had never heard them before though they got a lot of space in the music press. I must have only read the bad reviews!

[Progtastic]

An artist who was around with the Beatles then Bowie and was known as the most well-connected in rock and I had never heard of him. Even forgot his name for this thread. Can anyone enlighten me?

Roy Young.

[Calabasas_Trafalgar]

An artist who was around with the Beatles then Bowie and was known as the most well-connected in rock and I had never heard of him. Even forgot his name for this thread. Can anyone enlighten me?

Paul Korda.

[Galactic Bulldozer]

Roy Young.

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/al...and/mr__funky/

Yes!. The song featured was Wild Country Wine... two albums and no reviews.

[Galactic Bulldozer]

Gary Holton sounds like latter day Steve Marriot, also featured earlier on a ragged Honky Tonk Woman.

[Galactic Bulldozer]

Sensational

[Progtastic]

I once blew the mains fuse in an amplifier playing Faith Healer, fully cranked up, bass on 10. Windows were rattling and then it all went quiet.