Description:

A collection of rare live broadcast recordings from Trinity's debut period with Brian Auger and Julie Driscoll! Mod and jazz. Jazz and Progressive. It's like progressive rock, but with soul. Often referred to as jazz-rock, in a sense they are the roots of later acid jazz. There is no other organist in the same position as Brian Auger. A jazz pianist, Auger switched to organ after being influenced by Jimmy Smith; he formed Trinity in 1963, participated in the recording of "For Your Love" by the Yardbirds in 1965, and in the same year joined Long John Baldry's group, the He formed Steam Packet, a band that grew out of the Hoochie Koochie Men. In addition to Baldry and Auger, the members were Julie Driscoll, Vic Briggs, and Rod Stewart, and the band disbanded when Stewart left in early 1966. Auger, along with Driscoll (vo) and Briggs (g), re-established the band under the name Trinity.Briggs soon left, but Dave Ambrose (b) and Clive Tucker (ds) joined, and the band debuted in 1967. Perhaps it was the two pillars of their music, organ-driven jazz rock featuring mainly augers and R&B featuring Doris Cole's unimaginably soulful vocals, that attracted so much attention, but Trinity made a surprisingly large number of TV appearances during this period. This is a compilation of live recordings from the group's early appearances on the BBC and other TV stations, from their debut after such twists and turns to the following year in 1968. This is a collection of live recordings from the group's early appearances at the BBC and other venues in the early years of their career, from their debut in 1968 to the following year.

Tracklisting:

1.Shadows of You
2.A Kind of Love-In
3.Interview with Julie and Brian
4.This Wheel's on Fire

A New Awakening
6.Why (Am I Treated So Bad)
7.Interview with Julie and Brian
8.The Road to Cairo
9.After Loving You
10.I'm Going Back Home
11.Bumpin' on Sunset
12.Red Beans and Rice
13.Band Introductions
14.Save Me
15.Outskirts Of Town
16.