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Leaf Hound : ウィキペディア英語版
Leaf Hound

Leaf Hound is an English 1960s/1970s hard rock band. The group has been cited as a major influence on the stoner rock movement.
==Biography==
Leaf Hound formed in 1969 under their original name, Black Cat Bones.〔(Leaf Hound at MusicMight )〕 Early incarnations of the Black Cat Bones featured guitarist Paul Kossoff and drummer Simon Kirke who both left to form Free.〔 Black Cat Bones issued one album for Decca Records entitled ''Barbed Wire Sandwich''. They replaced their vocalist shortly after releasing the album, adding Peter French to the line-up. Guitarist Rod Price departed soon after to join Foghat and French added his cousin Mick Halls on guitar.〔 Soon afterwards, Black Cat Bones changed their name to Leaf Hound. At this point the band consisted of French on vocals, Halls on guitar, the Brooks brothers, Derek and Stuart, on guitar and bass respecitively, and Keith George-Young on drums.
''Growers of Mushroom'' was recorded at Spot Studios in Mayfair, London in late 1970.〔(Leaf Hound homepage )〕 Shortly after the Brooks brothers departed and Ron Thomas filled in on bass. The band toured Europe as a four piece and released the "Drowned My Life in Fear" single and the ''Leaf Hound'' album in Germany on Telefunken. The ''Growers of Mushroom'' album was released shortly after (featuring all of the tracks on the self-titled album) but by this time French had already departed to join Atomic Rooster for their album ''In Hearing Of''.〔 French would also later join American hard rock band Cactus. ''Growers of Mushroom'' became a collectors item in the years to come and was voted the number one most collectable rock album in Q magazine.〔(Leaf Hound homepage )〕 It was released on CD in Germany by Walhalla Records with one bonus track, "It's Gonna Get Better" (b-side to the "Drowned My Life in Fear" single). It was re-released by See For Miles Records in 1994 with two bonus tracks, "It's Gonna Get Better" and "Hipshaker". Akarma Records re-released the vinyl version in 2003 featuring one bonus track, "It's Gonna Get Better." It was re-released on CD a third time in 2005 by Repertoire Records featuring the two bonus tracks on the See For Miles release as well as a third bonus track, "Too Many Rock 'n' Roll Times."
In 2004 Peter French put together a new incarnation of the band. In 2006 they released a limited 7" on Rise Above Records featuring a live version of "Freelance Fiend" recorded in Soho, London in September 2005.〔(Leaf Hound at Rise Above Records )〕 The b-side is also taken from the same recording. In 2007 Leaf Hound released 'Unleashed' on 'Rare Recording' According to the band's website a live album is set for future release.

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