703:. Speaking about the brief reunion in 2007, Galley recalled that Hughes "wasn't in a good state of mind at the time", suggesting that "if we could have carried the electricity of those shows on, we could have known no bounds". Similarly, the band's manager Tony Perry has recalled that Hughes " major problems at the time and was very difficult to deal with", adding that he and the other members of the band had discussed the possibility of firing and replacing him during the tour. During their reunion, the trio also recorded a number of new songs, including "L.A. Cut Off" and "Space High", both of which were later released on Hughes's debut solo album
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in the UK, which was issued in the US in March 1971. Produced again by Lodge, the album has since been highlighted by multiple critics as the band's best release, as well as one of the decade's most underrated hard rock albums. Writing in the booklet for a 1994 reissue of the album, author John Tracy
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Holland remained relatively inactive, while Hughes continued with his solo career and collaborations with various artists. Galley died of oesophageal cancer on 1 July 2008, and Holland died of lung cancer on 16 January 2018, leaving Hughes the sole
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in the band. When approached at another show the following month, Hughes declined the invitation in favour of remaining with
Trapeze, claiming that he was "in a very, very different frame of mind as a musician" at the time and dubbing Deep Purple "too basic rock for me". However, due to the
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article, which mentioned that they were still looking for a new singer. Hughes has since described the choice to leave
Trapeze as a "horrible" one to make, dubbing the band his "family" and claiming in multiple interviews that to some extent he regrets leaving.
859:, who had died on 1 December 1993. This was followed later in the year by a short string of shows in the US and the UK, which Hughes described as a "wonderful run" and a "great experience". The trio were joined for the shows by second guitarist Craig Erickson.
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magazine's Graham Neale as the culmination of the band's "obvious regenerated enthusiasm" following recent challenges, while Galley presented it as an evolution in the band's sound and style of songwriting. The album received a positive review from
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albums chart in early 1975. Former keyboardist Terry Rowley was also featured as a guest contributor on the album, performing synthesizers, organ, electric piano and backing vocals. Rowley remained in the touring lineup of the band for the
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was released in 2006, before Galley died on 1 July 2008, ending any future chance of the band returning again. Nearly a decade later, Holland died on 16 January 2018, which now leaves Hughes the sole surviving member of the trio.
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in time for the Saints & Sinners Tour, which commenced in
October. The final lineup of Trapeze had begun recording material for a potential new album before Galley left, with the material later adapted for Whitesnake and
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magazine, which described it as "a noticeably strong ... LP that takes its strength from the tight vocal harmonies and solid original material", suggesting that "Several of the songs included here could become
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genre in 1970. "Black Cloud", written by Galley with brother Tom, was issued in the US as the only single from the album backed with "Your Love Is
Alright", written by the three band members.
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October, which featured tracks from their first three albums as well as the previously unreleased "Good Love" and "Dats It". The album was the band's first to chart, entering the US
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was "greeted with instant, and seemingly universal, acclaim". Ultimate
Classic Rock writer Eduardo Rivadavia credited the album for contributing to the early development of the
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hailed it as "a classic period example of
English prog, mixing pastoral whimsy, swirling psychedelia, rock guitars and pop harmonies". It also received significant airplay on
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magazine described it as featuring "a strong rock personality" and dubbed it "a candidate for big chart action", while journalist
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2895:. Vol. 93, no. 18. New York City, New York: Billboard Publications. 9 May 1981. p. 33.
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on steel guitar. The album marked an increase in softer, more melodic songs since
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was the first Trapeze album to chart, peaking at number 9 on the US
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as an example of "tight, cooking, soul-tinged hard rock", although
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3146:"Live at the Boat Club 1975 - Trapeze: Songs, Reviews, Credits"
3079:"Live: Way Back to the Bone - Trapeze: Songs, Reviews, Credits"
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Live In Houston 1972 (2021) Also available as an mp3 download
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in New York City as part of a concert dedicated to vocalist
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Bubbling Under chart, which acts as an extension to the
2677:"Glenn Hughes Discusses Deep Purple's Mid-'70s Breakup"
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2704:"Chat with Mel Galley Transcript - January 21st, 2007"
210:. Formed in 1969, the band originally featured former
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908:Rob Kendrick – guitar, backing vocals (1974–1976)
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670:, although again not credited as a group member.
388:produced the first two albums by Trapeze, 1970's
296:Welcome to the Real World: Live at the Borderline
1962:"From the Music Capitals of the World: New York"
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2377:"Cash Box Top 100 Albums Cont'd (101 to 175)"
1522:"Album Reviews: Special Merit Picks: Trapeze"
1409:Glenn Hughes: The Sound and The Story (Short)
246:in 1972, Hughes left Trapeze in 1973 to join
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2853:"Hold On - Trapeze: Songs, Reviews, Credits"
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1118:"On the Sunny Side of the Street" (1975)
902:John Jones – trumpet, vocals (1969–1970)
536:1973–1976: Hughes's departure and return
515:You Are the Music... We're Just the Band
494:You Are the Music... We're Just the Band
358:and distributed in the United States by
243:You Are the Music... We're Just the Band
1571:"Trapeze - A Brief History (1969-1994)"
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979:You Are the Music...We're Just the Band
751:staples". AllMusic's Steve Huey hailed
312:1969–1973: Formation and early releases
259:was released in late 1974 and a second
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926:Richard Bailey – keyboards (1981–1982)
713:1978–1982: Later years and disbandment
3513:Musical groups disestablished in 1994
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3493:Musical groups disestablished in 1982
2730:"Record World International: England"
2620:"Record World International: England"
2167:Glenn Hughes 1993 Sweden TV Interview
1753:"1970: The Year Heavy Metal Was Born"
825:1991–1994: Reunions and live releases
786:and a stint supporting Scottish band
404:Working with The Moody Blues bassist
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3498:Musical groups reestablished in 1991
653:albums chart, and number 161 on the
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408:as producer, Trapeze recorded their
1055:(2021) – RSD release vinyl only 2lp
821:, a project started by Tom Galley.
3488:Musical groups established in 1969
3022:Barton, Geoff (23 November 2015).
2025:Hartmann, Graham (27 April 2016).
1161:"Trapeze: Biography & History"
833:. On 20 March 1992 they supported
25:
3478:1994 disestablishments in England
2002:Barton, Geoff (2 November 2015).
3483:English hard rock musical groups
3413:High Flyers: The Best of Trapeze
1121:"Don't Ask Me How I Know" (1979)
1109:"Send Me No More Letters" (1969)
1088:High Flyers: The Best of Trapeze
664:cycle and featured on the album
461:, adopting a style more akin to
2789:"Trapeze - Running (Vinyl, LP)"
2053:Priddy, Neil (4 October 2014).
762:Trapeze broke up in 1982, when
571:attended a Trapeze show at the
3473:1969 establishments in England
3367:Live in Texas: Dead Armadillos
2961:Live in Texas: Dead Armadillos
2675:DiVita, Joe (18 August 2016).
1024:Live in Texas: Dead Armadillos
941:Craig Erickson – guitar (1994)
917:Steve Bray – drums (1980–1982)
797:Live in Texas: Dead Armadillos
547:left the band in 1973 to join
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3176:Daniels, Neil (4 July 2008).
3125:. 11 February 1994. p. 9
2550:"Billboard's Recommended LPs"
1893:"Bubbling Under the Top LP's"
1484:"New Album Releases for June"
1406:Fret 12 (27 September 2016).
914:– guitar, vocals (1978–1981)
876:List of Trapeze band members
354:, a record label founded by
1661:"A Giant New LP by Trapeze"
1221:University of Wolverhampton
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3381:Live at the Boat Club 1975
3110:"That's Sho-Biz: Sho-Talk"
1931:"Thieves Rob Trapeze Gear"
1728:"Review: Trapeze - Medusa"
1726:manosg (1 November 2013).
1603:"Glenn Hughes Tourography"
1247:"Moody Blues Launch Label"
1046:Live at the Boat Club 1975
1039:Live: Way Back to the Bone
923:– bass, vocals (1981–1982)
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2056:Purple Records: 1971–1978
2651:"Glenn re-forms Trapeze"
2443:(Media notes). Trapeze.
1797:(Media notes). Trapeze.
1638:(Media notes). Trapeze.
1360:(Media notes). Trapeze.
2763:Massey, Fraser (1998).
1115:"Coast to Coast" (1972)
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647:200, number 153 on the
410:self-titled debut album
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232:self-titled debut album
222:(bass, vocals, piano),
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3178:"Obituary: Mel Galley"
2301:"New LP/Tape Releases"
790:alongside Swiss group
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3045:Unterberger, Richie.
2408:"151-200 Album Chart"
1823:"Special Merit Picks"
1757:Ultimate Classic Rock
1124:"Running Away" (1980)
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332:(guitar, vocals) and
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3406:Way Back to the Bone
2445:Warner Bros. Records
2339:"Top LPs & Tape"
2263:"Top LPs & Tape"
1791:Tracy, John (1994).
1632:Tracy, John (1994).
1112:"Black Cloud" (1970)
1080:Way Back to the Bone
1053:Live In Houston 1972
625:Warner Bros. Records
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2814:"First Time Around"
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1217:"'N Between Times"
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