Junior’s Eyes are better known by association rather than for their own musical exploits. The band’s frontman Mick Wayne had started out in the mid 60s with The Outsiders, a short-lived R&B combo that included a nascent Jimmy Page, though it was his work with David Bowie that proved more substantial.
Junior's Eyes: Battersea Power Station
Bluesy freak-prog artefact from the late 60s.
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