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Hannibal is the sole studio album by the British band Hannibal, released in 1970 on B&C Records. The album showcases a fusion of progressive rock, jazz, and blues, characterized by extended compositions and intricate arrangements.
Originating from Birmingham, England, Hannibal emerged from the remnants of the band Bakerloo. Guitarist Adrian Ingram, known for his jazz expertise, led the group, which included vocalist Alex Boyce, bassist Jack Griffiths, drummer John Parkes, and keyboardist Bill Hunt, who later joined The Move and Electric Light Orchestra. Their music is noted for its blend of jazz-rock fusion and progressive elements.
The album comprises six tracks, all penned by Adrian Ingram, except for "Winter," which was co-written with other band members. It features a mix of instrumental prowess and dynamic compositions, reflecting the band's diverse musical influences.
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