Fuzzy Duck on DeBaser: reviews, quotes, and key works

Fuzzy Duck

Musical Group

Forfans of 1970s british prog/hard rock, hammond organ enthusiasts, and collectors of obscure classics.
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The Profile

British progressive/hard rock band formed in London in 1970. Released a self-titled album in 1971 and a few singles before disbanding soon after.

Line-up: Mick Hawksworth (bass, guitar, vocals; ex-Andromeda), Grahame White (guitar, vocals), Roy “Daze” Sharland (keyboards), Paul Francis (drums). Sound features prominent Hammond organ, energetic guitar riffs, and hard-prog interplay. Singles from 1971 include Double Time Woman and Big Brass Band.

DeBaser hosts a passionate review of Fuzzy Duck’s 1971 self-titled album, praising its Hammond-driven blend of progressive and hard rock. The piece highlights energetic guitar work, lively vocals, and dynamic instrumental passages with rhythm changes. It notes the band’s London origins (1970), swift split after one LP, and a few singles. Recommended for fans of Hammond-heavy 70s rock.

Notable Quotes

❝ Every track on the album is a little gem of unusual appeal, each deserves to be listened to for its grit and admirable spontaneity, especially in the long instrumental parts with changes of rhythm and mood, odd measures, diverse and often contrasting, between organ and bass solos, and electric guitar riffs, elements typical of progressive.