Psychedelic Apples

June 5, 2020

in New Catalogue

Psychedelic Apples

If you say Apple, in relation to late 60s music, most people think of The Beatles. However, Apple was also the name taken by a Welsh psychedelic band.

Founded in 1968, they were signed by Larry Page to his Page One label and made two singles and a hugely collectable album in 1969, An Apple A Day.

Sadly, the LP was a commercial failure, which helps explain why original copies now sell for up to £3000!

Cherry Red now represent Apple‘s recordings so drop us a line if you’re interested?

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