Catapilla

Catapilla was an English progressive rock group formed in London in 1970, mixing jazz-rock and psychedelic rock. Built around Anna Meek's vocals and the saxophones of Robert Calvert, the band made two albums for Vertigo, Catapilla (1971) and Changes (1972), and split up shortly after the second was released. Manager Cliff Cooper of Orange set up a showcase where Patrick Meehan, Black Sabbath's manager, heard them; he got them signed and produced the debut.