Zzebra

Zzebra was a British fusion and afro-prog / high-life band, active in the early to mid-1970s. Former [a545997] members [a678867] and [a196521], as well as Loughty Amao (who had worked with former band members of Ginger Baker's Air Force), met at Ronnie Scott's Club, and decided to form a band. At a recording session they met John McCoy and [a347578], and an ad in Melody Maker brought in Gus Eadon, and the band began playing as Zzebra in December 1973, releasing their first album the following year.