Judd was the name of a band and the album they released in 1970 on Penny Farthing. As a band Judd did not exist outside of the studio as they were made up of members of The Matchmakers and session musicians recording songs written and arranged by kris ife and Mark Wirtz. The album was largely made up of songs considered demos by Ife and Wirtz but rushed out by the record label. It did not prove a success (despite subsequently garnering a cult following) although Ife and Wirtz continued to work together on similar studio-only "bands" such as Krimson Kake, as well as singers like Samantha Jones.

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