May Blitz

May Blitz, a British rock band formed in 1969, comprised bassist-vocalist Reid Hudson, drummer Tony Newman, and guitarist James Black. Fusing hard rock and proto-metal, their self-titled debut album in 1970 garnered attention for its heavy sound and intricate guitar work. May Blitz's energetic performances and blues-influenced compositions, exemplified in tracks like "For Mad Men Only," marked them as influential contributors to the early 1970s rock scene. Despite a short-lived existence, their impact on the emerging hard rock genre endures, solidifying May Blitz as a noteworthy and dynamic force in the history of British rock music.