A six-piece band described in the provided review as operating in a space between rock blues and progressive rock in the early 1970s. Noted for the album Voice and its 20-minute suite 'Circumstances (In Love, Past, Present, Future Meet)'.

The band's name references the British landscape architect commonly known as 'Capability' Brown. The album cover for Voice is attributed in the review to the design studio Hipgnosis. The band is presented as part of the early-seventies UK progressive/rock-blues scene.

A mixed, nostalgic review of Capability Brown's album Voice. The band is presented as a six-piece blending rock‑blues and progressive elements. The long final suite 'Circumstances...' is highlighted, praised for its choruses but criticized for lacking consistent musical inspiration.

For:Fans of 1970s rock and progressive collectors; listeners who enjoy vintage album art and long-suite compositions.

 Capability Brown (a name that refers to the nickname and surname of a British landscape architect) was a band from that somewhat rock blues and somewhat progressive undergrowth that thrived in the early seventies, in the shadow of the many high-caliber bands of the time, then in their prime season.

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