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Jerusalem
were a
British
hard rock band.
not to be
confused with
the Swedish
Christian
hard rock band
of the same name
who were formed
a few years later
in 1975.
The five-member band
released one
self-titled album
worldwide in 1972
on Deram Records
produced by
Ian Gillan
of Deep Purple.
Their only other release
that decade was a
45 rpm 7 inch single,
the non-album
"Kamikaze Moth"
backed with
"Frustration"
from the LP.
They gigged throughout Europe
and shared the same stage
as bands such as
Black Sabbath,
Deep Purple,
Uriah Heep
and
Status Quo.
They also played at
some of the
major festivals
in Europe.
Although Jerusalem
signed with Deram,
Nick Mobbs,
head of EMI's
Harvest Records label
also wanted them;
he later became head of
A&R for EMI
and was the first person
to sign
the Sex Pistols.
Founders of the band,
Paul Dean
and
Ray Sparrow,
eventually split the band,
and formed a
three piece
with Bob Cooke
called
Pussy,
who released a single
on Deram called
"Feline Woman".
Jerusalem's debut album
was re-issued by
Universal as a
Japanese CD (2005),
and has also become available
through many rock
music websites.
In 2007,
Dean revealed that the original
2" multi-track masters
of the album
would be re-mastered,
re-mixed
and re-released
in January 2009.
The album and single
will be available on
CD and vinyl,
published by
Rockadrome Records,
and will include extra materials
like bonus tracks,
blog, history, etc.
The Jerusalem CD
was released in 2009,
vinyl in 2011
and the first ever
release of the
Pussy album
(CD)
was released in 2012,
all by
Rockadrome Records.



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