This 1971 single, "Back Street Luv," showcased Curved Air's signature blend of progressive rock and psychedelic flair, standing as a key track from their early output. It captures the band's innovative sound during a period of significant creative output.
- "Back Street Luv" was released as a single in July 1971 on the independent label Curved Air Records. The song features Sonja Kristina's distinctive vocals and Eddie Jobson's early synthesizer work. It did not chart on the UK Singles Chart.
- The single was released between Curved Air's first two albums, 'Air Conditioning' (1970) and 'Second Album' (1971). This period saw the band refining their sound, incorporating more electronic elements into their progressive rock framework.
- The B-side to "Back Street Luv" was "Stretch Out in Wonder," another track that exemplified the band's experimental approach to rock music. The single provided a standalone release for fans between full-length albums.
Curved Air was a British progressive rock band formed in 1971, known for their unique blend of rock, jazz, and electronic music. At the time of "Back Street Luv," they were establishing themselves as a prominent act in the burgeoning psychedelic rock scene.
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