Tempest - 1973-74

Tempest was a British rock band only active 1973 thru 74. It's core members were John Hiseman on drums and Mark Clarke on bass. They recorded two albums before breaking up.
Hiseman & Clarke were in Colosseum together and formed Tempest in 1973. For the band's first eponymous album (originally called John Hiseman's Tempest), the lineup was completed by Alan Holdsworth on guitar, and Paul Williams on keys and vocals.

Later in Tempest's brief history, they were joined by Ollie Halsall who had begun  playing guitar in Patto. With two guitarists the band played a number of shows including a June 1973 show at the Golder's Green Hippodrome that was released as a bootleg called "Live in London 1974" . By the time the second album was recorded, 1974's "Living in Fear" , the band was down to a trio comprised of Hiseman, Clarke, & Halsall; reportedly, Holdsman didn't like playing alongside another guitar player. The band broke up shortly after

Leslie's Motel - Dirty Sheets 2013 *(Recorded in 1972)*

In 1971 three musicians with different backgrounds came together to form the Leslie's Hotel Band. Members of the Oxfords sprinkled with Blues Project drummer Ron Blumenfeld. Recorded in 1970 and produced by Oxford's lead guitar player Jay Petach. Their sound is sort of Ten Years After mixed with Allman Bros., it's got that blues driven Southern rock kinda twist.
You can read about their background in detail HERE at Bordel Do Rock.