Official album cover artwork for The Sound of 65 by The Graham Bond Organisation

The Graham Bond Organisation

The Sound of 65

RELEASED: March 01, 1965
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. Hoochie Coochie Meaning 3:11 2. Baby Make Love to Me 1:49 3. Neighbour Neighbour 2:37 4. Early in the Morning Meaning 1:47 5. Spanish Blues 3:03 6. Oh Baby 2:39 7. Little Girl Meaning 2:11 8. I Want You Meaning 1:43 9. Wade in the Water Meaning 2:39 10. Got My Mojo Working Meaning 3:08 11. Train Time 2:21 12. Baby Be Good to Me 2:31 13. Half a Man 2:02 14. Tammy 2:46
The Sound of 65 is a seminal album by The Graham Bond Organisation, showcasing a fusion of jazz, blues, and rock that was innovative for its time. The album features a raw and energetic sound, characterized by Graham Bond's virtuoso organ playing and powerful vocals, along with the impressive contributions of musicians such as Jack Bruce on bass and Ginger Baker on drums. This record is often cited as a precursor to the progressive rock movement and remains influential in the development of British rock music.