I Drive – I Drive(1972 UK Hard Rock, Prog Rock)Full Album

I Drive was an English post-psych/Krautrock band formed in Greater Manchester that found success in Germany, known for their 1972 self-titled album on Metronome, featuring members like guitarist Richard "Cheese" Hampson and singer Geff Harrison, evolving from a beat group into a German-based act with a unique sound before members continued in other projects. Formation & Early Days (Some Other Guys): Originated in Salford, England, as "Some Other Guys" in 1967. Moved to West Germany after a van breakdown, finding a home in the German music scene. Key Members: Richard "Cheese" Hampson (guitar, vocals) Leslie Graham (bass) John Barry "Jabe" Smith (keyboards, vocals) Dave Charles Bailey (drums, 1968-73) Geff Harrison (vocals, 1968-70, 1973) & Albums: Released the 1969 single "Classical Rigby" with Geff Harrison. Their 1972 eponymous album was released on the German Krautrock label Metronome. Known for their post-psychedelic sound, influenced by their time in Germany. Post-Breakup: After the band's initial run, Hampson and Graham continued under the I Drive name for a 1974 Spanish single, "Castle In the Sky". A1 Down, Down, Down 00:00 A2 Oo, Bopajeroo 04:48 A3 Looking Out My Window 08:14 A4 Marry A Musician 12:03 A5 Before The Devil 15:17 A6 Christine 18:51 B1 Only The Lonely 23:55 B2 What A Pity 28:25 B3 Just A Little Bit 32:11 B4 Be The One 35:57 B5 Brave New World 5:31 39:03 Bass – Leslie Graham Drums, Percussion – David Charles Bailey Guitar, Vocals – Richard Henry Hampson Keyboards, Vocals – John Barry Smith