Hatfield and the North

Album - 1 march 1974 - DeB Id: 114536

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Jazz Fusion Progressive Jazz

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The Stubbs Effect (00:22)

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Big Jobs (Poo Poo Extract) (00:36)

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Going Up to People and Tinkling (02:25)

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Calyx (02:45)

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Son of "There's No Place Like Homerton" (10:10)

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Aigrette (01:37)

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Rifferama (02:58)

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Instrumental

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Fol De Rol (03:07)

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Shaving Is Boring (08:45)

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Licks for the Ladies (02:37)

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Bossa Nochance (00:40)

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Big Jobs No. 2 (by Poo and the Wee Wees) (02:14)

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Lobster in Cleavage Probe (03:57)

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Gigantic Land-Crabs in Earth Takeover Bid (03:21)

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The Other Stubbs Effect (00:37)

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Hatfield and the North

English Canterbury-scene group formed by Phil Miller, Dave Stewart, Richard Sinclair, and Pip Pyle. They issued two influential studio albums—Hatfield & The North (1974) and The Rotters’ Club (1975)—blending intricate jazz harmonies with melodic pop smarts; Robert Wyatt guested and The Northettes provided signature vocal textures.
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