Velvett Fogg

British Psychedelic Rock Band

Velvett Fogg was a psychedelic rock band that formed in Birmingham, England, in 1968. The band was part of the late 1960s Birmingham music scene and was known for its heavy, experimental sound that combined elements of psychedelic and progressive rock. Their self-titled album "Velvett Fogg" was released in 1969 by Pye Records. The album is notable for its use of organ and flute, which gave the music a distinctive sound. Despite having potential and being part of the burgeoning progressive rock movement, Velvett Fogg did not achieve significant commercial success and disbanded shortly after the release of their only album. The band's lineup went through several changes during its brief existence, with keyboardist Frank Wilson being one of the consistent members. Velvett Fogg's music has since gained a cult following among fans of obscure psychedelic and progressive rock.