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Artist: Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi] Title: Pretty Colours Label:   Sunbeam Country: UK Catalogue: Barcode: Date: 2009 Format: LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns, 1 Wants Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi]	Pretty Colours	Capaldi, Jackson, Palmer	8.0  Rate
A2	Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi]	The Ruin	Capaldi, Jackson, Palmer	8.0  Rate
A3	Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi]	Chicken George	Capaldi, Jackson, Palmer	8.0  Rate
A4	Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi]	The Necessitarian	Capaldi, Jackson, Palmer	8.0  Rate
A5	Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi]	Or Something	Capaldi, Jackson, Palmer	8.0  Rate
A6	Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi]	I Put A Spell On You	Capaldi, Jackson, Palmer	8.0  Rate
B1	Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi]	Coming Home	Tucker, Dorough	9.0  Rate
B2	Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi]	I Don't Know Her Too Well	Jackson, Palmer	8.0  Rate
B3	Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi]	On The Circle Of Life	Jackson, Palmer	8.0  Rate
B4	Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi]	To A Lady In Black	Jackson, Palmer	8.0  Rate
B5	Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi]	Imaginations Of Alice	Jackson, Palmer	8.0  Rate
B6	Deep Feeling [Jim Capaldi]	Blues For Witley	Palmer	8.0  Rate

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The Hellions moved back to Worcester in 1966 in an attempt to reduce their costs but local tastes had changed and the band relaunched themselves as The Revolution with a fourth single that also failed to chart. Disillusioned, Dave Mason left the band. Capaldi replaced Mason with Luther Grosvenor and renamed the band Deep Feeling. Capaldi, Jackson and Palmer wrote original songs for the band that were heavier than the Hellions repertoire. They played gigs in Birmingham and the surrounding Black Country area where they developed a significant fan base, and eventually came to the attention of former Yardbirds manager Giorgio Gomelsky, who offered them a recording contract. They recorded several studio tracks from 1966 to 1968 which remained unreleased until 2009, when the album Pretty Colours was released by Sunbeam Records.
Capaldi and the band played frequently in London and Jimi Hendrix played guitar with them at the Knuckles Club as an unknown musician. Back in Birmingham Capaldi would occasionally join his friends Mason, Winwood and Chris Wood for after-hours impromptu performances at The Elbow Room club on Aston High Street. Early in 1967 they formalised this arrangement by forming Traffic, and Deep Feeling disbanded. In 1968, Capaldi, Winwood and Mason contributed backing music to a solo album by Gordon Jackson.

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