Details: - First EVER reissue of this rare 1971 Brit-Soul/Funk/Rock cult album - Top Sixties UK act as seen at the famed 007 Club in London's Hilton Hotel, the first skyscraper in the city -140g black vinyl. 1965 and swinging London opens the, Goldfinger inspired, 007 Club in the London Hilton. Odd job (aka Harold Sakata) was the host, Mick Mortimore the DJ and Tony Craig and the Men About Town were the resident band. Craig went on to form London Fog and performed regularly at the 007Club, the hottest gig in the city. Original LP Liner Note: "For the past six years London Fog has given to the English public the finest in a new rock sound, working such prominent clubs in and around London such as the "007" Club at the London Hilton, and raising the eyebrows of the on seers to the point of prominence in their field. Pompeii Records with it's new and aggressive format has been fortunate to sigh this outstanding and different English sound. Mr. Tony Craig, the lead singer, musically locked between soul and hard rock, projects such songs as 'Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay' with an unusual awe of inspiration. 'The Moment Of Love' is one of their finest originals to show the total versatility of these outstanding artists. England has in the past presented to us many outstanding groups and now Pompeii Records presents to the American Public London Fog."?