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- Artist: The Hampton Grease Band
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- Release Date: 1971
- Total Time: 88:26
- Genre: Rock
Review
Hampton Grease Band's only album, now reissued as a double CD, is a one-of-a-kind item, drawing upon jazz, progressive/psychedelic guitar rock, and a generally surrealist bent to back Bruce Hampton's idiot-savant ravings. Comparisons with Zappa and Beefheart are really inevitable, though Hampton Grease Band really weren't on the level of those two fellow weirdos. They were definitely on their own wavelength, though, carving out a more guitar-oriented sound that skirted even closer to the lunatic fringe. The reissue's enhanced with a lengthy history by guitarist Glenn Phillips that's crammed with believe-it-or-not anecdotes from the group's fascinating career. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music GuideTracks
CD 1
| Track Title | Composers | Performers | Time |
| Halifax | Col. Bruce Hampton | Hampton Grease Band | (19:39) |
| Maria | Glenn Phillips | Hampton Grease Band | (5:30) |
| Six | Col. Bruce Hampton, |
Hampton Grease Band | (19:29) |
| Evans | Glenn Phillips, Col. Bruce Hampton, |
Hampton Grease Band | (12:28) |
CD 2
| Track Title | Composers | Performers | Time |
| Lawton | Glenn Phillips, |
Hampton Grease Band | (7:48) |
| Hey Old Lady and Bert's Song | Col. Bruce Hampton, |
Hampton Grease Band | (3:19) |
| Hendon | Glenn Phillips, |
Hampton Grease Band | (20:13) |





