AFTER ALL 1969 Very Rare LP `Organ Drenched` USA Psych/Jazz Rock Athena Label £450 The Doors

Released on the Athena Label (6006) in 1969 the self titled LP by USA Psych/Prog band `After All`. It showed similarities to The Doors with its organ drenched Acid Jazz feel, this original 1969 Athena issue has become highly sought after by collectors to the point that a copy sold for £450 in 2015. Worth picking up if you find one, even VG copies will sell for £100+

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Side 1
1. Intangible She 0:00
2. Blue Satin 7:15
3. Nothing Left To Do 11:01

Side 2
1. And I Will Follow 18:08
2. Let It Fly 23:00
3. Now What Are You Looking For 27:30
4. A Face That Doesn`t Matter 30:37
5. Waiting 35:08

After All is merely a footnote in the history of late-'60s Florida rock. Their only recorded effort was a moody slice of acid-tinged progressive rock that shows the grooviness and off-the-cuff adventurousness of the decade in all its glory.
In 1969 the veteran quartet of Tallahassee, FL, musicians got together for only a few months to form the band. Drummer Mark Ellerbee was fresh out of Vietnam and a graduate of the Florida State School of Music when he bumped into fellow Florida State graduate and keyboardist Alan Gold and fellow scenesters bassist Bill Moon and jazz guitarist Charles Short. The group envisioned creating a concept album by throwing together a variety of the era's newest styles, from acid and classical rock to structural complexity and surreal lyrics. To help with the lyrics they enlisted a young local poet, Linda Hargrove, who provided for most of the songs. The band knew a producer who was willing to record them at no cost provided they did it quickly, so they entered the studio in 1969 and recorded After All in a couple days. Following the release of the album on Athena Records, they returned to Florida and took up their respective careers again.

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