Blind Faith...best one album band ever?

[Gnometowner]

I thought it was cool that Tedeschi Trucks cover Blind Faith tunes

 

[aging_rocker]

 

[popcat]

I don't know if this qualifies because she had a couple albums with BBatHC, but I'm partial to her solo and last album "Pearl" by Janice.

BBatHC ??? Bed, Bath & Colonic

(Had to Cry Today ...get it?)


Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends: Smoke and Fire (~ 1970)

Screaming Lord Sutch, Jimmy Page, John Bonham, Jeff Beck, Noel Redding, Nicky Hopkins, Carlo Little

 

[cyclopean]

The exploding Hearts is the best one album band.

 

[Dik Ellis]

I heard "Had to Cry Today" on regular radio in the car today. I got to thinking about how great a band that was and how they only had one album. And then it occurred to me that Blind Faith has to be the best one album band ever. I can't even think of anybody close.

Clapton is my favorite when it comes to using the wah wah.

 

[jrblue]

As much as I respect individual preferences, from a broader perspective nothing mentioned here comes close to Blind Faith as far as I can see, including the overrated Derek and the Dominoes.

 

[rjtwangs]

Willis Alan Ramsey

Willis Alan Ramsey Willis Alan Ramsey Album Reviews, Songs & More | AllMusic

Discover Willis Alan Ramsey by Willis Alan Ramsey released in 1972. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

www.allmusic.com

RJ

 

[Tonetele]

Blind Faith hardly even made an impression here. What's to talk about?

 

[Telenator]

Saraya was a one album wonder too. Great voice. Mid-80's rock. Love Has Taken its Toll was the single. Good stuff.

 

[BuckNekkid]

You can always count on Rolling Stone with their list-making machine.

40 Greatest One-Album Wonders

The best one-and-dones, including Lauryn Hill, Jeff Buckley, Young Marble Giants, and more

www.rollingstone.com

 

[telemnemonics]

Yeah Blind Faith holds a singular category however you sum them up.
Ticks me off that the fool on guitar only ever played live with that stupid parts guitar and a lame weak tone.
Coulda been a contender for most awesomest live YouTube concert footage but nooooooooooo….

 

[SuprHtr]

I was a huge Blind Faith fan from day one. I hold Derek & The Dominoes in almost as high a place. Now, for a completely different one-album band (really a one man band I believe) I've always liked this one from only 25 years ago... Has it really been that long????

 

[Telecaster88]

My answer to this has always been Blind Faith, Sex Pistols, and La's (all mentioned in this thread!). The order varies depending on the day.

 

[SuprHtr]

Delete

 

[SuprHtr]

My answer to this has always been Blind Faith, Sex Pistols, and La's (all mentioned in this thread!). The order varies depending on the day.

I must check out The La's album. All I know by them is There She Goes but I have always loved that song, specifically their original version.

 

[2HBStrat]

You can always count on Rolling Stone with their list-making machine.

40 Greatest One-Album Wonders

The best one-and-dones, including Lauryn Hill, Jeff Buckley, Young Marble Giants, and more

www.rollingstone.com

I've never heard of most of those albums. Also, as mentioned, Derek and The Dominoes had two albums.

 

[Telecaster88]

I must check out The La's album. All I know by them is There She Goes but I have always loved that song, specifically their original version.

Fantastic, timeless take on Garage/Merseybeat. All killer! Incredible feel.

 

[Rowdyman]

Band of Gypsies.

Cheers, RM

 

[2HBStrat]

Band of Gypsies.

Cheers, RM

Really, though?

The Vaughan Brothers "Family Style"

 

[Rowdyman]

Band of Gypsies