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The Locomotive are a UK rock group from Birmingham. The band became notable for the song Rudi's In Love in 1968 and their only album, We Are Everything You See (Parlophone), reissued on CD in the early 2000s. Locomotive music is a mix of British psychedelia, progressive rock plus soul music, jazz, and a bit of classical.

Band members[edit]

Norman Haines (vocals, keyboards)

Bill Madge (saxophone)

"Mooney" Mazzone (drums)

Mick Hincks (bass guitar, vocals)

Bob Lamb (drums)

Mike Taylor (trumpet)

Discography[edit]

Albums:

1970 We Are Everything You See

Singles:

1967 Broken Heart/A Message To You Rudi

1968 Rudi's In Love/Never Set Me Free

1969 Mr. Armageddon/There's Got To be A Way

1969 I'm Never Gonna Let You Go/You Must Be Joking

1970 Movin' Down The Line/Roll Over Mary

References[edit]

External links[edit]

brumbeat.net/locomotive [1]