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Searching for typically leads to the eponymous 1976 jazz-fusion album by the Manchester-based quartet Both Hands Free . This rare record, originally a private pressing of only 1,000 copies, has become a sought-after gem for jazz-rock and fusion collectors. Album Overview Genre: Jazz-Fusion / Jazz-Rock / Jazz-Funk. Release Year: 1976. Label: Kemp/Pegrum Music (KP 001 J).

While some niche music blogs may host digital archives (rar/zip files), these sites often lack official authorization. To support the legacy of the artists and ensure high audio quality, it is recommended to use the official reissue or streaming links above. BOTH HANDS FREE discography and reviews - Prog Archives Download Both Hands Free 1976 rar

Original vinyl copies are extremely rare and have sold for upwards of . However, you can find the music through more accessible channels: Searching for typically leads to the eponymous 1976

The complete album is available to listen to on platforms like YouTube and Dailymotion . Release Year: 1976

Produced by Rick Kemp, bassist for the folk-rock group Steeleye Span , who discovered the band playing at a local pub called The Cavalcade in Manchester.

The band consisted of four highly regarded session musicians: Saxophone. Ritchie Close: Keyboards. Pete Glennon: Bass.