Official album cover artwork for The Sound of 65 / There’s a Bond Between Us by The Graham Bond Organisation

The Graham Bond Organisation

The Sound of 65 / There’s a Bond Between Us

RELEASED: January 01, 1999
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. Hoochie Coochie Man Meaning 3:13 2. Baby Make Love to Me 1:52 3. Neighbour Neighbour Meaning 2:40 4. Early in the Morning Meaning 1:50 5. Spanish Blues Meaning 3:05 6. Oh Baby 2:42 7. Little Girl 2:15 8. I Want You Meaning 1:45 9. Wade in the Water Meaning 2:41 10. Got My Mojo Working Meaning 3:11 11. Train Time 2:24 12. Baby Be Good to Me 2:35 13. Half a Man 2:06 14. Tammy 2:49 15. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Meaning 2:05 16. Hear Me Calling Your Name Meaning 2:37 17. The Night Time Is the Right Time 3:01 18. Walkin’ in the Park Meaning 3:30 19. Last Night 3:00 20. Baby Can It Be True? 5:04 21. What’d I Say? 4:16 22. Dick’s Instrumental 2:33 23. Don’t Let Go 2:43 24. Keep A-Drivin’ 2:04 25. Have You Ever Loved a Woman? 4:53 26. Camels and Elephants 4:41
The Sound of 65 / There’s a Bond Between Us is a seminal album that showcases the innovative blend of jazz, blues, and rock that The Graham Bond Organisation was known for. Featuring the virtuosic talents of Graham Bond on vocals and organ, along with the impressive contributions of Jack Bruce on bass and Ginger Baker on drums, the album captures the raw energy and creativity of the 1960s music scene. The duality of the album's title reflects the band's dynamic sound and their commitment to both individual artistry and collaborative synergy.