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July

Country

England

Bio / info

July was a psychedelic rock band from Ealing, London that was professionally active between 1968 and 1969. The band included guitarist and singer Tom Newman (later of Faerie Symphony fame) and future Jade Warrior members Tony Duhig and Jon Field. The band's music was a blend of psychedelic rock and pop, marked by lush harmonies, acoustic guitars, keyboards, and intricate lead guitar work. The group reformed in 2009.

Website

Not on file

Related articles (8)

• Review: July - The Complete Recordings (Peter Thelen 2020-09-25)
• Review: Ex Norwegian - Hue Spotting & Spotting Hues (Jon Davis 2020-06-05)
• Review: Various Artists - A Band for All Seasons (Henry Schneider 2020-05-31)
• Review: The Honey Pot - Ascending Scales (Henry Schneider 2016-12-17)
• News: Fruits de Mer Turns 100 in December (Henry Schneider 2016-11-10)
• Review: July - Can I Go Back Again (Henry Schneider 2016-05-28)
• Review: July - The Second of July (Peter Thelen 2015-01-16)
• Review: July - July (Jeff Melton 1997-10-01)

Releases on file (7)

	Various Artists — A Band for All Seasons (Fruits de Mer crustacean 87CD, 2020, 4CD)
	July — The Complete Recordings (Cherry Red QCRSEGBOX870, 2020, 6CD)
	July — The Wight Album (Cherry Red CRSEGLP072D, 2020, 2LP)
	July — Can I Go Back Again (Fruits de Mer crustacean 71 , 2016, 7")
	July — Resurrection (Neddysongs, 2013, CD)
	July — July (Aftermath AFT 1004, 1968/1998, CD)
	July — The Second of July (Lion Music ACLN 1019, 1967/2014, CD)

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  Updated 2024-11-04 22:49:52
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  Published 2024-11-04
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  Updated 2024-11-03 01:07:09
• Review: Abstrakt Lake - Abstrakt Lake
  Published 2024-11-03
• Review: Tír na nÓg - Transmissions
  Published 2024-11-02
• Release: Ashley Reaks - The Body Blow of Grief
  Updated 2024-11-01 14:42:06
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  Updated 2024-11-01 00:10:26
• Review: The Smashing Times - Mrs. Ladyships and the Cleanerhouse Boys
  Published 2024-11-01
• Review: Bent Knee - Twenty Pills without Water
  Published 2024-11-01
• Release: Kevin Kastning / Carl Clements - Partitas, Book 1
  Updated 2024-10-31 19:17:18
• Release: Trigon - Cosmic Kraut Jam
  Updated 2024-10-31 19:15:26
• Review: Aperus - Lost Tribe of the Shadow
  Published 2024-10-31
• Review: Matt Baber / Richard Wileman - Baber Wileman 2
  Published 2024-10-31
• Release: Hatfield and the North - The Manor Demos
  Updated 2024-10-30 12:22:43
• Review: Immersion - Nanocluster Vol. 2
  Published 2024-10-30
• Review: M-Opus - At the Mercy of Manannán
  Published 2024-10-29
• Review: Annie Barbazza - Annie's Playlist 3
  Published 2024-10-29
• Review: Martin Archer / Jan Todd - Private View
  Published 2024-10-28
• Review: Elephant9 with Terje Rypdal - Catching Fire
  Published 2024-10-28
• Release: Vanderson - 2055
  Updated 2024-10-27 22:57:39