Between 1973 and 1974 Greenslade recorded a quartet of highly regarded albums and were one of Britain’s most interesting live acts, but they disbanded in 1976 due to issues with their management. It was therefore a pleasant surprise that in 2000 founder members Dave Greenslade (keyboards) and Tony Reeves (bass) teamed up with John Young (keyboards, vocals) and Chris Cozens (drums) to record a new Greenslade album, ‘Large Afternoon’.
The album was well-received by progressive rock fans and prompted the band to undertake live work. For a series of concerts Chris Cozens was replaced on drums by John Trotter. In 2001 the band performed at the Classic Rock Society in Rotherham, England and the recording…