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type	wsb:Artist_Group
label	Locomotive
sameAs	Locomotive
name	Locomotive
dbo:genre	Ska dbr:Progressive_rock soul dbr:Rhythm_and%20blues
dbo:associatedMusicalArtist	Traffic Steve_Gibbons_(musician)
Subject	English rock music groups Musical groups from Birmingham, West Midlands Musical groups disestablished in 1970 Musical groups established in 1965
abstract	Birmingham's Locomotive took a strange musical path, but on their way this innovative band created several classics. Traffic's Chris Wood (2) was an early member, but it was vocalist/guitarist Norman Haines who took control. Having recorded for the Direction label, Locomotive moved to Parlophone for %22Rudi's In Love%22, a bluebeat/rocksteady song which established the group's name. However, Haines then pulled an abrupt volte-face, unleashing the almost gothic %22Mr Armageddon%22 in 1968.Haines then completed Locomotive's lone album We Are Everything You See with the aid of Mick Taylor (trumpet), Will Madge (keyboards), Mick Hincks (bass) and Bob Lamb (drums), before disbanding them altogether and forging the Norman Haines Band.
dbo:abstract	Locomotive (originally The Locomotive) were a British band in the 1960s, from Birmingham. Their musical styles ranged from jazz to psychedelic rock and ska, and their original line-up featured Chris Wood, later of Traffic, and drummer Mike Kellie of Spooky Tooth. They had a minor UK hit in 1968 with %22Rudi's In Love%22, before turning to progressive rock with their only album, We Are Everything You See, released in 1970.
schema:alternateName	Locomotiv The Locomotiv The Locomotive
schema:disambiguatingDescription	60s Birmingham UK psychedelic rock
discogs	http://www.discogs.com/artist/513670
musicbrainz	http://musicbrainz.org/artist/e894ce29-5f80-48b6-b079-5f38a6f2712d
Musicbrainz GUID	e894ce29-5f80-48b6-b079-5f38a6f2712d
universally unique identifier	56d85c4353a7ddfc01f990fe
wikipedia	wikipedia-en:Locomotive_%28band%29
schema:dissolutionDate	1970
schema:foundingDate	1965
schema:members	Chris Wood
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wsb:discogs_id	513670
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wsb:location	nodeID://b138260290
wsb:name_without_accent	Locomotive
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wsb:spotify_page	https://play.spotify.com/artist/00BFvyeTQePw93rIavfNw2
wsb:wikia_page	Locomotive
is mo:performer of	The Loves Of Augustus Abbey Part Three Time Of Light And Darkness Mr. Armageddon You Must Be Joking We Are Everything You See Overture Mr. Armageddon Now Is The End - The End Is When Lay Me Down Gently Nobody Asked You To Come You Must Be Joking A Day In Shining Armour The Loves Of Augustus Abbey Part One Rain The Loves Of Augustus Abbey Part Two Coming Down - Love Song For The Dead Che

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