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Blue Aquarius
Blue Aquarius
Origin	United States
Genres	Big-band funk, psychedelic rock
Years active	1972–1974
Labels	Stax Records
Past members	Over 50 including Kevin Dempsey and Geoff Bridgford
Website	blueaquariusband.com

Blue Aquarius was a 1970s funk/rock band with a big band sound, consisting of over 50 members who were followers of Prem Rawat and led by Rawat's brother Bhole Ji. The band recorded a self-titled album for Stax Records' Gospel Truth label in 1972, and after performing at Millennium '73, they disbanded in 1974 at Rawat's order.^[1]

Blue Aquarius included guitarist Kevin Dempsey and former Bee Gees drummer Geoff Bridgford,^[2]^[3] who composed several songs on the album that were popular with Rawat's followers.

References

^ "Blue Aquarius". Project Satsang.
^ Elman, Richard (March 1974). "Godhead Hi-Jinx". Creem.
^ Levine, Richard (March 14, 1974). "Rock me Maharaji – The Little Guru Without A Prayer". Rolling Stone Magazine. pp. 36–50.

External links

Blue Aquarius at Discogs
Blue Aquarius's channel on YouTube

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[1] "Blue Aquarius". Project Satsang.

[2] Elman, Richard (March 1974). "Godhead Hi-Jinx". Creem.

[3] Levine, Richard (March 14, 1974). "Rock me Maharaji – The Little Guru Without A Prayer". Rolling Stone Magazine. pp. 36–50.

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