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Monday, April 19, 2010

Apple - An Apple A Day (1969)






















Formed in London in 1968, Apple led by lead guitarist Rob Ingram and vocalist Denis Regan recorded
only one album during their short tenure, but what an album it is.
Repertoire Records has compiled all 12 tracks from the original lp along with both sides of
the two singles the band released on Larry Page's Page One Records,
a total of 16 tracks and 52 minutes playing time of pure,
unadulterated classic British psychedelic rock.
Nealy every track is a highlight in and of itself,
but particular standouts are the single b-side "The Otherside," a Yardbirds cover "Psycho Daisies" and
a Lovin' Spoonful Cover "Sporting Life." All three of these tracks contain exceptional guitar work from Ingram.
Another standout is the b-side "Buffalo Billycan" again due to Ingram's work.
The album was released with very little label support and failed to chart as did the singles and
thus Apple lasted only a short time, as has been the fate of so many other talented bands.
Thankfully "An Apple A Day" remains as proof positive of the band's tremendous talent.
Fans of psychedelic rock and rock in general should do themselves a favor and snatch this one up,
it is a prime example of how exciting guitar-driven psychedelic rock can be.

(info by: CGR)

1. Lets Take A Trip Down Teh Rhine
2. Doctor Rock
3. The Otherside
4. Mr Jones
5. The Mayville Line
6. Queen Of Hearts Blues
7. Rock Me Baby
8. Buffalo Billycan
9. Photograph
10. Psycho Daisies
11. Sporting Life
12. Pretty Girl Love You
13. Lets Take A Trip Down The Rhine (Single Mix) (Bonus Track)
14. Buffalo Billycan (Single Version)
15. Doctor Rock (Single Mix) (Bonus Track)
16. The Otherside (Single Mix) (Bonus Track)


















Size: 97 Mb
Bitrate: 256 mp3
Artwork Included
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4 Comments:

At 8:04 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi there!

Thanks for posting this marvelous album!!! I however have not been able to find the download button on the site you have it uploaded to. I'll try again later but maybe you can look into this? Thanks :)

 
At 12:07 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

And neither have I. Thanks anyway.

 
At 2:35 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

click Download, scroll down - link is Save file to PC "Click Here"

 
At 2:17 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

thanks for taking the time and sharing this great UK classic

 

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