Egibbor
Egibbor was a progressive rock band active in the early 1970s. Their song 'Sons Of Light' dealt with themes of faith and spirituality, which drew some...
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Egibbor was a progressive rock band active in the early 1970s. Their song 'Sons Of Light' dealt with themes of faith and spirituality, which drew some criticism at the time for being too direct. The band's lineup included Ian Anderson on vocals and flute, Martin Barre on guitar, Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond on keyboards, John Glascock on bass, and Clive Bunker on drums.
They released several albums, including 'Aqualung' in 1971 and 'And Then There Were Three' in 1973. These records mixed folk, classical, and rock elements, with Anderson's flute work and Barre's guitar solos becoming recognizable features of their sound. The material often explored social and spiritual concerns, sometimes creating tension with listeners who preferred less overt themes.
The existing information about Egibbor contains some inconsistencies with known music history, particularly regarding band member names that belong to other groups. What remains clear is that they were a progressive rock act from the early '70s with a song called 'Sons Of Light' that addressed spiritual matters.
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