Hip! The Untold Story Of Tubby Hayes’ 1965

Hip! The Untold Story Of Tubby Hayes’ 1965In the high profile, microscopically documented career of British jazz icon Tubby Hayes, 1965 appears the year that never was; no new Hayes LP appeared and for the first time in a decade the charismatic saxophonist no longer headed his own regular band. What was more, various critics had begun to openly wonder if his day had passed, dismissing Hayes powerful playing as static, overlong and blas. Combined with what was his most personally traumatic

2 All My Happiness Is Gone

YOU WERE BORN TO BE LOVED

B1 Strange Fruit

Julian Cope (author of “Krautrock-Sampler”) had invited Gottsching to his “Cornucopia Festival” in London

7 You See Me 2:40

The album was produced by the band and mixed by ex-Periphery bassist and producer Adam "Nolly" Getgood

refreshingly confrontational and infectiously volatile

8 Hysteria 3:47

You Need Better

1 Bodies 3:31

Lee Hazlewood - Della

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