Hardin & York
Hardin & York
Genres: Progressive rock, 70s, hammond organ, rock, organ
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About Hardin & York
Formed in 1969 Hardin & York were sometimes dubbed "the World's Smallest Big Band” and released several successful albums, especially in Europe. Hardin & York were the English blues-rock-soul duo of drummer Pete York and keyboardist–singer Eddie Hardin. York co-founded the Spencer Davis Group, which Hardin joined as Steve Winwood‘s replacement. Hardin & York released the 1969–70 albums Tomorrow Today and World’s Smallest Big Band on Bell Records, followed by the 1971 Decca title For the World. In 1974, they teamed with Taste–Stud bassist Charlie McCracken. Hardin and McCracken cut two albums in the Streetwalkers spin-off Axis Point. Members: Eddie Hardin (vocals, keyboards, piano, organ, synthesizer), Pete York (drums, percussion) Jazz Rock Soul: Hardin & York spaceritual.net: Hardin & York
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Hardin & York — Top 10 songs
| Artist | Song title | Like / Dislike | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hardin & York | Natural Gas | ||
| Hardin & York | Northern Medley | ||
| Hardin & York | Candlelight | ||
| Hardin & York | The Pike | ||
| Hardin & York | Freedom | ||
| Hardin & York | Mullberry Place | ||
| Hardin & York | Mountains of Sand | ||
| Hardin & York | Extension 345 (1971) | ||
| Hardin & York | For the world (1971) | ||
| Hardin & York | Can't Keep A Good Man Down .1969 |