Appleseed LP (Color) fg_Vinyl Color_Red & White Splatter The second of two electric-blues

The second of two electric-blues albums released on Chess Records and Cadet Concept imprint in the late 60s

and we had to do it in like three different sections because a reel-to-reel only holds 22 minutes

now presented as a 2xLP set

with accoladed coming from Pitchfork

the band regrouped and began work on album number two with Alex Chilton at the helm and Fry once again behind the console

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