Duffy Power went from teen idol to underground blues prophet—trading pop hits for something far more real. A product of Larry Parnes’ early rock’n’roll stable, Power shared stages (and hair products) with the likes of Billy Fury and Marty Wilde, but it was his escape into raw, soul-drenched blues that cemented his legend. By the early ’70s, he was recording with ex-Zombies braintrust Rod Argent and Chris White, capturing a run of emotionally charged, genre-blurring sessions for CBS that somehow never saw daylight—until now. Backed by players like guitar virtuoso Ollie Halsall, Power’s voice burns with grit, grace, and unfiltered honesty. Innovative, uncompromising, and unjustly overlooked, Duffy Power is the missing link between British Invasion polish and blues club sweat. With Think Like A Key Music finally releasing these long-lost sessions, the spotlight returns to an artist who never chased fame—he chased the truth.