MAINHORSE AIRLINE The Geneva Tapes 1969-70 LP heavy prog Patrick Moraz Yes VINYL
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MAINHORSE AIRLINE - The Geneva Tapes 1969-1970 LP
Mainhorse Airline was formed in London in 1969 and consisted of British and Swiss musicians, including vocalist Dave Kubinec (ex-World Of Oz) and virtuoso organist Patrick Moraz. This remastered CD (originally released by Ork Records in 2007) contains quite well-produced recording sessions done in Geneva during few months of 1969 and 1970. Bursting with fresh ideas and technical virtuosity rarely seen in its time, "The Geneva Tapes" is a pure revelation. The band did early symphonic psych-rock with better musicianship than the Nice, less freaked-out space exploration than Egg and did it a full year before anyone had ever heard of ELP. In late 1970 the band (with shortened name and with new guitarist) signed a contract with British Polydor and as a result "Mainhorse" LP was released in 1971. This progressive masterpiece remained unnoticed and the band soon disbanded.  In early 1974 Patrick Moraz recorded a very good album with Refugee and later that year replaced Rock Wakeman in Yes!
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