Gods, The
Formed by Ken Hensley of Uriah Heep, Brian and John Glascock (latter would join Jethro Tull) and Joe Konas, The Gods were the successors of The Rolling Stones at the Marquee Club in London in 1965. The band released two albums amoungst numerous personnel changes, including Greg Lake, Mick Taylor and Lee Kerslake, and eventually morphed into the band Toe Fat, while Hensley and Paul Newton would form Spice/Uriah Heep.
Founded: 1965
Location: Hatfield, England
Albums
| Title | Recording Type |
Date |
Average Rating | ||
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Genesis | Studio | 1968-10-00 | |
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To Samuel A Son | Studio | 1970-01-00 |
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Date |
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Orgasm | Studio | 1970 |
