Living Space (album)

Living Space is the 2001 studio album by British jazz fusion group the Graham Bond Organisation. It is notable as being a posthumous release, comprised of unreleased recordings made by the band between 1963 and 1967. The album features performances by Graham Bond on organ, alto saxophone, and vocals; Jack Bruce on bass and vocals; Ginger Baker on drums; and Dick Heckstall-Smith on tenor saxophone. The tracks showcase the band's early explorations into a blend of jazz, blues, and rock, predating the formation of Cream (which included Bruce and Baker). The album provides a historical document of the group's musical evolution and their influence on the British blues and rock scene of the 1960s. It was released by Repertoire Records.