About Quiet Melon
Quiet Melon was formed in July 1969 when the Jeff Beck Group folded. Lead singer Rod Stewart was left without a band and started hanging out with Ronnie Wood, his brother Art Wood and Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones and Ian McLagan. Art Wood got them a recording session at the Fontana studios, where he had a contract and, according to Art, recorded four songs - Diamond Joe, Engine 4444, Right Around The Thumb, and Two Steps To Mother. They delivered the tapes to Fontana who said the tracks weren't good enough and cancelled Art's contract.
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Top Tracks
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Diamond Joe
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Early Roller Machine 4444(Feat. Rod Stewart & Ron Wood)
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Engine 4444
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Early Roller Engine 4444
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Instrumental
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Early Roller Machine 4444
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Early Roller Engine 444
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Early Roller Machine 4444 (Feat. Rod Stewart & Ron Wood)
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Early Roller Machine 4444(Feat. Rod Stewart Ron Wood)
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Early Roller Machine 4444 (Feat. Rod Stewart & Ron Wood) (VA - Sugar lumps 2005)
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Diamond Joe (instrumental backing track)
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Diamond Joe(Shorter Edited Version)
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Meet Me In The Bottom
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Engine 4444 (feat. Rod Stewart)
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