recorded two albums London group The Parrish & Gurvitz Band: implemented in 1971, Parrish & Gurvitz album and the album remained unrealized until . George Martin helped them on the record, but then for some reason, refused to release the album. The band broke up. Brian Parrish created a group Badger, then recorded a solo album.

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Written-By – Parrish (tracks: A2, A3, A5, B2, B4, B5), Gurvitz (tracks: A1, A4, B1, B3). Notes. Released in a textured gatefold sleeve. Black Parlophone labels. On the label the artist appears as ´´Parrish And Gurvitz´´, on the back cover as ´´Parrish & Gurvitz´´.

Formed by Paul Gurvitz, who earlier had a top 10 hit in Europe with the band Gun (Race with the Devil), who evolved into Three Man Army and Baker Gurvitz Army, with Ginger Baker of Cream. Other members include Brian Parrish, who formed the prog rock band Badger, keyboardist Tony Kaye of Yes, Mike Kellie of Spooky Tooth on drums, Rick Wills of Foreigner on bass, and Mickey Gallager on keys (Ian Drury). The latter three later became the nucleus of Peter Frampton's Camel.

Brian Parrish - the vocals, guitar Paul Gurvitz - the vocals, guitar, bass + Mike Kellie - drums George by Martin - Arrangements: string, producer. Somewhere betweem The Moody Blues, Marmalade and Crosby Stills and Nash, for a moment Parrish and Gurvitz may have been something, if perhaps with the involvement of George Martin as producer, they had not been unreasonably hailed as the new Beatles. Still, this classic song is completely forgotten, off every list, it’s not cool, hip, Prog, Psych, Psychedelic, Garage, sixties Pop, seventies underground and has no recognised virtuosos. With George Martin choosing, producing and arranging Parrish And Gurvitz’s material, it’s not surprising that this opening track(s) from their one and only album is so good. Unfortunately The Beatles connection hindered their progress with that overpowering legend producing mild hysteria from the press.

The Parrish & Gurvitz Band. Set The Night On Fire - Parish. Moshpit - Parrish Smith. Orleans Parrish - The Eldridge Band. Saint Charles Parish - The Honorable South.

Somewhere betweem The Moody Blues, Marmalade and Crosby Stills and Nash, for a moment Parrish and Gurvitz may have been something, if perhaps with the involvement of George Martin as producer, they had not been unreasonably hailed as the new Beatles