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

The Graham Bond Organisation

There’s a Bond Between Us

RELEASED: January 01, 1965
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Meaning 2:05 2. Hear Me Calling Your Name 2:38 3. The Night Time Is the Right Time Meaning 3:01 4. Walkin’ in the Park Meaning 3:31 5. Last Night 3:01 6. Baby Can It Be True? 5:05 7. What’d I Say? 4:17 8. Dick’s Instrumental 2:34 9. Don’t Let Go Meaning 2:44 10. Keep A-Drivin’ 2:05 11. Have You Ever Loved a Woman? 4:53 12. Camels and Elephants 4:44
There’s a Bond Between Us showcases the unique blend of jazz, blues, and rock that defined The Graham Bond Organisation. Released in 1969, the album features complex arrangements and innovative instrumentation, reflecting the band's experimental approach to music. The group's sound is characterized by Graham Bond's dynamic organ work, powerful vocals, and the intricate interplay between the musicians, including notable players like Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker. This album has been influential in the progressive rock and jazz fusion genres, leaving a lasting impact on subsequent musicians.