Jazz Sabbath (aka Adam Wakeman)

[Dan Roth]

Anyone catch this doc on Jazz Sabbath? Who knew Rick Wakeman had such a vital role in their history? This is brilliant and Adam is a blast in this.

Jazz Sabbath, the jazz trio formed in 1968, will release their self-titled debut album on April 10th. The album, recorded in 1969, but never released, contains 7 songs which have never been heard by anyone until now…still they are known by millions.

In this documentary Robert Powell interviews bandleader Milton Keanes about the rise and fall of Jazz Sabbath, and the blatant theft of his songs by Black Sabbath.




More on Jazz Sabbath, including the preorder for the release of the album: http://www.JazzSabbath.net

[rickawakeman]

Funny stuff.

[Dan Roth]

"Iron Man" is now streaming on their Bandcamp site:


https://jazzsabbath.bandcamp.com/album/jazz-sabbath

[Sturgeon's Lawyer]

Pretty funny...

[onward]

Hysterical. I love British humor. Good job Adam

[spellbound]

[Dave (in MA)]

Sounds good, I might pick it up. Their Iron Man is almost unrecognizable to me. Maybe they could do a tour with Hans Groiner.

[3LockBox]

Their Iron Man is almost unrecognizable to me.

It took me awhile to pick it out as well.

[progmatist]

I knew some of the history between Sabbath and Wakeman after seeing this................

[Dan Roth]

Those clips with Neil Murray crack me up.

[Dan Roth]

Their Iron Man is almost unrecognizable to me.

And now we know the song's original name!

[Garden Dreamer]

That Wakeman humor...

[Dan Roth]

Volume 2 coming.....I love this concept and sense of humor! And....Dylan Howe on drums.

[Rarebird]

Recorded a concert from German television. Can't say I recognised any of the songs, but perhaps I'm not really knowing the music of Black Sabbath. Still I liked what I heard.