Khan's 1972 album "Space Shanty" is a standout in the Canterbury scene, blending jazz fusion and psychedelic rock. The album showcases complex arrangements and virtuosic musicianship.
- "Space Shanty" was produced by David Hitchcock, known for his work with other progressive rock bands. The album was recorded at the Decca Studios in London. It features lengthy instrumental passages and intricate song structures, characteristic of the progressive rock genre of the era.
- The album was released on Deram Records in June 1972. It followed their self-titled debut album released the previous year. The band dissolved shortly after the release of "Space Shanty".
- Despite its critical acclaim among fans of the genre, "Space Shanty" did not achieve significant commercial success. It has since become a cult classic and a sought-after item for collectors of 1970s progressive rock.
Khan was a British prog rock band active in the early 1970s. They released two albums during their career.
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