Stud - Life Without Music (1972)

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"Life Without Music" is a standout track from Stud, a short-lived yet musically rich rock band that emerged in the early 1970s. Formed by ex-members of Taste and Family, the trio—Rory Gallagher’s former bandmates Richard McCracken (bass) and John Wilson (drums), along with Jim Cregan (guitar/vocals)—blended blues rock, progressive influences, and jazz improvisation into a unique sound that stood apart from their contemporaries.

Released in 1972 as part of their second and final album September, Life Without Music showcases the band's melodic sensibility and instrumental finesse. With its soulful guitar lines and reflective lyrics, the track captures the emotional weight of a world devoid of song and rhythm—a fitting metaphor for the essential role of music in human life.

Stud’s music, though underappreciated in its time, remains a hidden gem for fans of classic rock, offering a compelling glimpse into the genre's more experimental and heartfelt corners.