This UK trio were a sort of pre-super group—its members went on to join Deep Purple (Glenn Hughes), Whitesnake (Mel Galley) and Judas Priest (Dave Holland). The Moody Blues discovered Trapeze,... more

Trapeze's third and final LP for Threshold, this 1972 release is a raw, straight-ahead rocker laced with blues and soul: "Keepin' Time," "Coast to Coast," "Loser," "Way Back to the Bone" and more.... more

Having a ball with funk and blues even as they rocked hard, the band was arguably at their best on this 1970 LP: "Black Cloud," "Jury," "Your Love Is Alright," "Makes You Wanna Cry" and more. Along... more

Trapeze kept right on swingin' after vocalist Glenn Hughes left them for Deep Purple in '73. New members Pete Wright and Rob Kendrick helped lift their hook-heavy funky hard rock to new heights on... more

Glenn Hughes took time off from his Deep Purple duties to perform on two tracks by his former band (of whom he remained a staunch supporter) on this 1976 LP. This, right here, is full-on '70s arena... more

Ori Release '99 26 Trax. Family tree album with tracks from Solo albums Side projects Alumnus etc.

The 1970 Trapeze debut! This ought to appeal to all sorts of rock fans, as it was produced by the Moody Blues' John Lodge and features Mel Galley (Whitesnake), Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple) and Dave... more

Their third album, from 1972, and Glenn Hughes' last album with the band.

Repressing. Recorded at the legendary Nottingham club for a live radio broadcast, this CD contains 70 minutes of high energy classic rock and riffs including material from the British Hard Rock... more