THINK LIKE A KEY MUSIC

Michael de Albuquerque breaks loose from ELO’s herd with his 1973 solo debut, We May Be Cattle But We’ve All Got Names—a title that dares to stand out, and an album that delivers. No tame pastures here: Patto’s Ollie Halsall tears up the fretboard, joined by Frank Ricotti, BJ Cole, and Gerry Conway in a fusion stampede. Intricate twists and sky-high melodies defy labels—this is virtuosity unbound. Remastered by Prof. Stoned, it’s packed with George de Albuquerque’s liner notes, rare pics, session insights, and a rare non-LP bonus track. Step into the unknown and claim your name in this wild ride.