(Review from allmusic, wikipedia)

Carved firmly in the mold of the superstar jam sessions that fascinated the rock cognoscenti during the late ’60s/early ’70s, Green Bullfrog was an album resulting from a one-off studio project and recorded between February and May 1970. The album was the idea of producer Derek Lawrence who assembled a group of musicians with whom he had worked in the 1960s. For contractual reasons, the musicians were billed under pseudonyms.

A few originals (penned by Lawrence) were played, as well as many blues-inflected covers of rock songs. With Blackmore, Sullivan, and Lee involved, it is naturally a guitar-heavy event, and there’s certainly some searing playing to be found amid the good-time grooves and loose-limbed energies; the seven-minute title track is a particular tour de force.

Line-up:
- Rod Alexander (Vicar) / Guitar
- Tony Ashton (Bevy) / Keyboards
- Ritchie Blackmore (Boots) / Guitar
- Matthew Fisher (Sorry) / Keyboards
- Charles “Chas” Hodges (Sleepy) / Bass
- Earl Jordan (Jordan) / Vocals
- Albert Lee (Pinta) / Guitar
- Ian Paice (Speedy) / Drums
- Big Jim Sullivan (Boss) / Guitar

Track List:
01. Ain’t Nobody Home – 4:17
02. Bullfrog – 7:13
03. Walk A Mile In My Shoes – 3:47
04. My Baby Left Me – 3:18
05. Makin’ Time – 3:00
06. Lawdy Miss Clawdy – 3:18
07. I’m A Free Man – 4:37
08. Lovin’ You Is Good For Me Baby – 4:53
09. I Want You – 3:52
10. Louisiana Man – 4:10
11. Who Do You Love – 3:59

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