Originally released as a self titled "Three Man Army" in 1973; In the UK on Reprise Records as K-44254, and in the USA on Reprise Records as MS-2150. The (p)1972 etching within the deadwax refers to the publishing date.

Three Man Army was a British hard rock band active in the first half of the 1970s. The group was formed by Adrian Gurvitz and Paul Gurvitz, formerly of The Gun. Following the band's dissolution, Adrian played with Buddy Miles and Paul played with Parrish & Gurvitz, then reunited as Three Man Army. Their debut album, A Third of a Lifetime, featured several drummers, including Miles, Carmine Appice (of Vanilla Fudge) and Mike Kellie (from Spooky Tooth).

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Mahesha shows that Three Man Army deserved much better luck (or maybe a bigger promotional push), for they were not only excellent musicians, but Adrian was already a mature and versatile songwriter, very good singer and absolute brilliant guitarrist. His guitar shines all over the album with his tasteful licks and solos. More important, he was not the kind of guy to overplay, much on the contraty, he used his vast talent to enhance the songs, not to show that he clould play a thousand notes per minute.

Three Man Army : Mahesha,альбом, рецезия, трек-лист, mp3, тексты песен. 3. Come on Down to Earth. 4. Take Me Down from the Mountain. 7. Take a Look at the Light. 8. Can't Leave the Summer (Part 1/2).

Artist: Three Man Army Title Of Album: Mahesha Year Of Release: 1974, 2003 Country: UK Genre: Crossover Prog, Hard Rock Quality: FLAC (tracks+. Band: Adrian Gurvitz - guitar, vocals, keyboards Paul Gurvitz - bass, vocals Tony Newman - drums.

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