hard rock

1972
The Who spent working on an orchestral version

Following a short European tour , the remainder of 1972 was spent working on an orchestral version of Tommy with Lou Reizner .

Night Sun recording of the Mournin’ LP

Night Sun Mournin’ soon shortened their name to just Night Sun, during which time they went through various line-up changes until their 1972 recording of the Mournin’ LP.

Heart (band) moved to Canada

Steve Fossen finished his college education before he also decided to move to Canada in late 1972

Night Sun leaving of Kirchgessner

the leaving of Kirchgessner in 1972

Queen (band) Finished recording debut album

By January 1972, the band finished recording their debut album, but had yet to secure a record contract.

Necromandus In 1972, after extensive gigging and a failure to release a record

In 1972, after extensive gigging and a failure to release a record, they caught the ear of Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi, who began managing the group.

Queen (band) Gig at Bedford College

Queen began 1972 with a gig at Bedford College , London, where only six people turned up.

Toad (band) In 1972, the band released Tomorrow Blue , which was in a more blues

In 1972, the band released Tomorrow Blue , which was in a more blues direction and without a lead vocalist (with Vergeat and Fröhlich taking over vocal duties). It also was engineered by Birch. It included Helmut Lipsky on violin , who played prominently on the tracks “Blind Chapman’s Tales”,…
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Deep Purple returned to tour the US once again

In January 1972, the band returned to tour the US once again.

Truth and Janey Midnight Horsemen

In 1972 they released their debut, a 7-inch 45 rpm, “Midnight Horsemen” backed with a cover of the Rolling Stones song, ” Under My Thumb ” on the Sound Communications label.