Velvett Fogg

Velvett Fogg was a British psychedelic rock band formed in the late 1960s. The band included members such as Frank Wilson on Hammond organ and vocals, Keith Law as the songwriter, Paul Eastment on guitar and vocals, Graham Mullett on drums, and Mick Pollard on bass guitar. Notably, Tony Iommi was briefly a member before leaving to form Black Sabbath. Velvett Fogg released their self-titled album in January 1969.

This talented group of musicians came together to create a unique sound that blended elements of psychedelic rock with catchy melodies. With Frank Wilson's soulful vocals and impressive skills on the Hammond organ, along with Keith Law's songwriting talents, Velvett Fogg produced music that captured the essence of the era.

Although their time together was short-lived, Velvett Fogg left a lasting impact on the music scene with their lone eponymous album. Released in early 1969, this album showcased the band's experimental sound and garnered attention from both fans and critics alike.