Nicholas Greenwood was a big part in the Crazy World of Arthur Brown’s successfully acclaimed Fire LP. When he left him in 1969 to pursue a solo career, he started to work on one of the most eclectic and beautiful examples of musical creativity. Released in 1972 on Kingdom Records, Cold Cuts is also one of the rarest progressive records of the early UK prog era. Even as French and Dutch pressings.
British psych-prog enlightened by brilliant arrangements and highly inspired tunes with echoes of Arzachel and Affinity. Featuring Bunk Gardner (from Zappa’s Mothers of Invention) and ex-Khan drummer, Eric Peachey.
