Heads Hands & Feet Vinyl Records

Heads Hands & Feet was a British folk rock group formed in 1968. The band consisted of Tony Colton (vocals, bass, harmonica), Albert Lee (guitar, banjo, vocals), John Kirkpatrick (accordion, vocals) and Ray Smith (drums).

Heads Hands & Feet released four albums during their career, the most popular being 1971's "Old Soldier's Never Die". The album featured the singles "Country Boy", "Big City" and "Jigsaw Puzzle". Other notable albums include "Act One" (1970) and "Tracks" (1973).

The band is most well-known for their hit single "Country Boy", which reached number 13 in the UK Singles Chart in 1971. Other popular songs include "Big City", "Sing a Song of Freedom" and "Jigsaw Puzzle".

An interesting fact about Heads Hands & Feet is that their live performances were famously energetic, featuring theatrical elements and often ending with Colton and Lee playing the bass and guitar while standing atop the drums.