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Lucky Joe Almond
Lucky Joe Almond was a rock band active in the 1960s. Their 1965 single "I'm Gonna Roll And Rock" became their best-known track. The group's lineup included...
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Lucky Joe Almond was a rock band active in the 1960s. Their 1965 single "I'm Gonna Roll And Rock" became their best-known track. The group's lineup included Joe Almond on lead vocals and guitar, Mark Reed on electric guitar, Dave Lyon on bass, and Rick Smith on drums.
They released several singles through the decade, including "Mojo Man" in 1966 and "Gypsy Queen" in 1968. Their music drew from rock and blues, with Joe Almond handling much of the songwriting. The band faced some criticism from conservative groups around 1967 for their lyrics and stage presence.
Lucky Joe Almond's recordings from that period, like "Mississippi Child" from 1969, show a band working within the rock and folk-rock sounds of the time. Their music found an audience then and has remained in circulation since.
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