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- Artist: The Graham Bond Organization
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- Release Date: 1965 11
- Genre: Rock
Review
Bond's second album stakes out similar territory as his debut in a more polished but slightly less exciting fashion. Some of the covers are a bit routine and hackneyed, and the original material isn't quite as strong (or frequent) as on the first effort. On a few tunes, the group expands from rave-ups to mellower, jazzier ballads that retain an R&B base. Highlights include the early Jack Bruce composition "Hear Me Calling Your Name" (to which he also contributes a fine lead vocal) and the excellent Bond tune "Walkin' in the Park," which holds up to the best early British R&B numbers. The album is also notable for being one of the very first rock LPs to feature the Mellotron, which Bond uses subtly and well. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music GuideTracks
| Track Title | Composers | Performers | Time |
| Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? | Graham Bond | ||
| Hear Me Calling Your Name | Graham Bond | ||
| Night Time Is the Right Time | Graham Bond | ||
| Walking in the Park | Graham Bond | ||
| Last Night | Graham Bond | ||
| Baby Can It Be True? | Graham Bond | ||
| What'd I Say | Graham Bond | ||
| Dick's Instrumental | Graham Bond | ||
| Don't Let Go | Graham Bond | ||
| Keep A-Drivin' | Graham Bond | ||
| Have You Ever Loved a Woman? | Graham Bond | ||
| Camels and Elephants | Graham Bond |
