Grapefruit And Other Sweets

"Grapefruit was a London-based British band of the late 1960s. Their brand of music was a typical late 1960s blend of rock, which they often fused with psychedelic effects such as phasers and vocoders, or classical arrangements. Grapefruit's recording career spanned only two years, from late 1967 to the end of 1969. They released two albums (around in 1968, Deep Water in 1969) and several singles, none of which made a significant impact on the charts. Their best-known track is probably the Terry Melcher-produced "Dear Delilah", which was released in early 1968, and peaked at #21 in the UK Singles Chart, while their single "Deep Water" did crack the German Top 20, peaking at #19. Toward the end of their career, Grapefruit shifted from melodic pop to a more rough, blues-influenced style of music. Grapefruit broke up in late 1969, with Alexander remaining the most visible. Alexander joined forces with his brother, George Young, and his songwriting partner Harry Vanda from The Easybeats and, in 1970, they recorded for the Young Blood label as Paintbox and Tramp. He also participated in sessions for Vanda and Young's Marcus Hook Roll Band. Lennon and McCartney were co-producers of "Lullabye for a Lazy Day", a song that was initially called "Circus Sgt. Pepper".- Wikipedia

music includes:

Grapefruit - Theme For Twiggy

(Dear Deliah, 1968)

unrelated sweets:

Everywhere Elsewhere - Earthbound

(In Search Of Ancient Gods, 1976)

Lem Arcon And His Band - Pretty Face

(tba)

Alessandro Alessandroni - Jeune Flirt

(Primavera, 1970s)

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