Blind Faith

Blind Faith was a short-lived British rock supergroup formed in 1968 and disbanded in 1969. Their music blended blues-rock, hard-rock and late 1960s psychedelic influences, with prominent guitar work, Hammond organ textures and soul-inflected vocals that supported both concise songs and extended instrumental passages. The band recorded a self-titled album and toured briefly during their year together. They are often noted for bringing together established musicians from other 1960s British groups into a collaborative studio and live project.