Roarin’ by Don Rendell Quintet released on Jazzland in 1961.

Dean of Ace Records wrote:

“Roarin'” is by far the most far-reaching of Rendell’s early releases. In early 1961, he had put together a new Quintet and had started to work club dates. The band included Phil Kinorra and Tony Archer on drums and bass, both youngsters, but already with the experience of playing alongside Jackie McLean and Freddie Redd in the London production of the play The Connection.

Pianist John Burch was a long-time associate who provided a stability at the centre of the group. The wild card was the 23-year-old alto player Graham Bond, who is described as having a contrasting melodic approach to the saxophone rather than harmonic one of Don Rendell.."

https://londonjazzcollector.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/don-rendell-roarin-1961-jazzland-uk/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgDUykKyXYg

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#GrahamBond, “Holy Magick”. Influential British blues organ player, became convinced he was Aleister Crowley’s son and released a few magical albums before his untimely death. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCMNNJST9P4&t=2s