Trapeze - Black Cloud

I first heard Hughes in ‘73 when he joined DP.
Never heard him this early on.
Brings Paul Rogers to mind and not just s little.
Always wanted him to collaborate with Trower…

Saw them twice, 72 & 73 @ the shell in Memphis. One of the best 3 piece bands WOW. Glenn's voice was explosive, Mel became one with his guitar, Dave steady with leading the beat. A great time to be alive with such great artists

Threshold, them moody blues too…🎶💙

Solos great mel galley R.i.p 🔥❤️

i was there

Lasciate perdere si perdono solo soldi e anche tempo

Sounds like a free clone

takes me back to the 70s when I was in high school. sweet song, sweet times.....

My mother actually bought me this album when i was about 14😊

No time to think of the things i was missing.
Looking thru the sunshine for my judgement day still. Peace from central Texas.
No more black cloud people.

Still blasting this gem in 2023 spring / summer absolutely killer band

Great song ...John Bonham took many pics with Trapeze .

A staple with my buddies back in the 70's. Played daily along with J. Geils Full House, Mountain climbing, Black Sabbath Paranoid, Savoy Brown Street Corner Talking. Still is in my home today.

Been listening to them for 40 years.. simply brilliant

Almost sounds like they had that snare drum miked from across the room.

Glenn Hughes is one of Rock's greatest vocalists. From Trapeze to Deep Purple and Black Country Communion, there are only a handful that belong in this class and have done it over multiple decades.

Wonder where Temperance Movement got their inspiration from?

Medusa, what an Album.

kid rock needs to remake this ...would be a hit

Thank you to my late husband for introducing me to this band, I will listen and cherish until we meet again my love

Glenn can still hit these notes at 70

Had to listen to some Trapeze

So... Why the f:$% doesn't The Dead Daisies kick this!

Loved it the first time I heard it in High School I’m 67 and it still just KICKS ASS…it’s “Balls to the Wall Rock-n-Roll” as I like to call it…! RnR is not dead, and will NEVER die….!

Robin trower escucha a Mel galley elegante

Saw them open for kiss in 75

Nice.
Thanks for posting this cool song

Memphis … Overton Park She’ll … fantastic show .. loud as hell .. oh yeah , the seventies!!!!🤩

The Blues at their best 😎

More cowbell !

Glenn listened to grooves in Free lps that weren't audible to the human ear. Glenn best kept secret ever.

Doesn't get much better.

some day Glenn Hughes will no longer be a kick ass rock n roll giant....but not this day.

Saw the trio open up for the Moody Blues in Kansas City, MO, 1970 or 71. Unfamiliar with the record, they were just a heavy metal trio, lots of riff-rock. Obviously didn't impress me enough to buy the record among the many to choose from at the time. Nice to hear this though - never would have remembered the vocalist being such a Steve Marriott-type badass.

Killer Song

Great choice! I saw them in Fayetteville Arkansas around 1972

First time I heard this I thought it was Steve Marriott and Humble Pie boy was I wrong.

Trapeze...los escuché allá por los 80 s .. excelente grupo..

Free and Bad Co comes to mind for some reason....maybe Nazareth lol.

mine also--, the red lebanese hash helped-lol

Love it!

I heard this song on station k p f t Houston TX 3 weeks ago love it

How many people on here from San Antonio and used to rock out on this listening to Joe Anthony?

I "discovered" this band in the later 70's at a yard sale. ✌

Love it!

A late great dear friend of mine Kelly Holland was a huge fan of Glen Hughes. He always said if he could sing like him, he would die a happy man. He came Damn close! Real damn close!

Trolls world tour brought me 😂💅

KISS FM San Antonio Joe Anthony n Lou Roney

Is the cover artwork a picture by Umberto Boccioni?