Atomic Rooster

In January 1972, during the live recording for a French television appearance, Atomic Rooster was showcasing their distinct sound with a lineup that included Chris Farlowe on lead vocals, Vincent Crane on keyboards, Steve Bolton on guitar, and Ric Parnell on drums. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "Made in England" in 1972, which featured tracks that highlighted the band's heavy use of the Hammond organ and a blend of progressive rock and blues influences. Notably, this period was characterized by significant lineup changes and musical exploration, with Farlowe's powerful vocals adding a new dimension to their sound. The vibrant performance on ORTF-TV captured the band at a pivotal point, gaining a foothold in the progressive rock scene amidst their evolving identity. During this time, Atomic Rooster solidified their reputation for dynamic live performances, which became a hallmark of their career.

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