Cliff Bennett - 1

1. Cliff Bennett & His Band – Cliff Bennett Branches Out (Parlophone – PCS 7054) made in UK 1968 original 1st pressing LP | vinyl: NM (near mint) | cover: excellent | small deletion hole in cover top right. 2. Cliff Bennett's Rebellion – Cliff Bennett's Rebellion (CBS – 64487) made in UK 1971 original 1971 1st pressing LP | vinyl: NM (near mint) | cover: excellent -->Rock & Roll, Blues Rock, Classic Rock In 1968, Cliff Bennett left the Rebel Rousers and Harvey Hinsley joined the band, which by then included Hodges, Burt, John Golden, Moss Groves and Roy Young. They played gigs in the UK, Germany, Austria, Italy, Beirut and the Bahamas. This incarnation of the band also recorded a single, "Should I", which did not chart. At the end of August 1969, Young left to form his own band. Hodges, Hinsley, Burt and Dave Peacock formed Black Claw, which played club engagements until Hodges left to join Heads, Hands & Feet in early 1970. Hinsley joined Hot Chocolate in late summer 1970. Bennett went on to be part of Toe Fat, whilst Chas Hodges (keyboards) and Mick Burt became Chas & Dave with Dave Peacock. After Toe Fat disbanded, two of their members (Ken Hensley and Lee Kerslake) joined Uriah Heep. Bennett was asked to join them but declined. He was also considered for the lead vocalist position in Blood, Sweat & Tears when David Clayton-Thomas left in the early 1970s, but once again turned the position down. Bennett released a solo album, Rebellion, in 1971 but he was unable to rekindle his success of the previous decade.

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