Paladin is a British rock band formed in 1970, known for their unique fusion of progressive rock, jazz, and folk music. The band consists of notable members such as Peter Solley, who later contributed to Eric Clapton's music, and Keith Webb, a former member of the British band, The Grease Band. Their musical style is characterized by complex arrangements and a wide range of instrumental solos. Despite their brief existence, Paladin's albums, notably "Paladin" and "Charge!", have left a lasting impression in the progressive rock genre.