| Date Performance |
1970-00-00 | | Running Time |
4:48 | | Performers |
Pat McAuliffe (Vocal), Lawrence/Laurence Garman (Harp (Harmonica)), Bob Savage (Pno), Laurie Sanford (Gtr), Tom Stead (Bass), Kenny Lamb (Drums), Mike Vernon (Produced By), Mike Ross(-Trevor) (Engineered By) | | Comments | by Key Largo. Recorded for Blue Horizon Records. Key Largo are a prime example of the many fine, small semi-pro bands that never made the big time. "Climax Chicago Blues Band and Key Largo both have similar backgrounds although their passages in the music world were later to vere sharply in different directions. Climax Chicago Blues Band became simply Climax Blues Band with several successful albums, especially in the States, and Key Largo disbanded and several members were to form at a later date into the unit now known as Michigan Rag. Originally, both groups (Climax from the Midlands and Key Largo from London) worked the small blues and rock clubs with the occassional college dates. Both had something worthwhile to offer, but a strong management working on Climax made the world of difference and when the interest in such bands waned, Climax survived and Largo didn't. An old, old story, but so true." - Mike Vernon | | Appears On | |
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