We are what we are and nobody can change us

because of this we have had to learn

to swallow the aches of humiliation

perhaps now our exile is over

ah! there is hope in the dust thrown

up by the wind

out past the paper

out past the plastic

comes the music Andy Clark

Andy Clark - Vocals and Keyboards

Mick Hutchinson - Lead Guirtar

Amazing Stephen Amazing - Bass

Del Coverley - Drums

Walt Monahan - Bass (March 1969)

Franco Franco - Drums (March 1969)

psychedelicbabymag.com ~ A lot of good background here

As a virtuoso member of Sam Gopal's Dream, Mick Hutchinson was soon joined by Andy Clark and the pair were well-known to regulars at London's legendary UFO, Happening 44 and Middle Earth clubs before they decided to branch out as a duo. Recorded in two intense overnight sessions in May 1969, 'A=MH2' is a scorching blend of jazz, raga, blues and psychedelia that has long been established as one of the key recordings to have emerged from the UK's psychedelic underground.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Gopal

Andy Clark and Amazing Stephen Amazing (Stephen Fields) recorded 2 albums with Jim Copley (drums) and Jeff beck (Guitar, 1st album) produced by Jeff Beck in the group "Upp" , David Bunce Joined for guitar on the 2nd album "This way Upp" (1976), Epic/CBS Records.

Beck again produced this album and played guitar solos on "Dance your troubles away" and "Don't want nothing to change." This album was recorded at CBS studios, London.

The group supported "Beck, Bogert and Appice" at the Rainbow Theatre, London 1974-1-26. It is not yet known who played guitar with "Upp" on this date.

Mick Hutchinson has continued to record (Mick Hutchinson and The Magic Dragon - Eclecticus - EAN 5037320500120) and uploads to his Youtube channel

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