Formed in Birmingham in 1966, Deep Feeling were the band with which a then-unknown Jimi Hendrix sat in when he first arrived in London.
Their line-up was remarkable with singer Jim Capaldi (later in Traffic), guitarist Luther Grosvenor (founder of Spooky Tooth, then Mott The Hoople), drummer Poli Palmer (Blossom Toes, then Family), bassist Dave Meredith and guitarist Gordon Jackson.
Pretty Colours is the only recording of what was a truly formative group.
Jim Capaldi
Vocals Luther Grosvenor
Guitar Gordon Jackson
Guitar Dave Meredith
Bass Poli Palmer
Drums
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