Heron
Folk rock attraction Heron was one of several groups signed to both the Red Bus agency and Dawn label, home of Mungo Jerry and Mike Cooper. The unit’s grasp of melody was unveiled on their self-titled 1970 debut, released to coincide with the ambitious Penny Concert Tour on which the band shared a bill with progressive rock acts Comus and Titus Groan and Afro-rock practitioners Demon Fuzz. Heron, whose line-up included Roy Apps (guitar/vocals), Steve Jones (keyboards), Tony Pook (vocals/percussion), Mike Finesilver (bass) and Terry Gittings (drums), then completed a second set, Twice As Nice & Half The Price, before disbanding. They reunited in the 90s, releasing a number of new studio albums.
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Twice as Nice & Half the Price
Folk - Released by Sanctuary Records on 1 Jun 1971
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Upon Reflection: The Dawn Anthology
Folk - Released by Transatlantic on 23 Oct 2006
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You Are Here Now
Alternative & Indie - Released by Unsigned on 21 Jan 2017
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Cellar Tales EP
Techno - Released by Unknown Territory on 7 Aug 2020
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You Are Here Now
Alternative & Indie - Released by Fluttery Records on 21 Jan 2017
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Do You Believe It's Easy
Rock - Released by Cherry Red Records on 22 Dec 2023
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Simple As One Two Three
Folk - Released by Nice Folk Records on 17 Nov 2012
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After the Dawn (1983-2005 Relaxx Records Years)
Folk - Released by Relaxx Records on 12 Dec 2021
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Rivière Du Détroit
Techno - Released by KMS Records (BEAT Music Fund) on 5 Nov 2012
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