The Go-Betweens Liberty Belle and the Black Diamond Express

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                      The short-lived late ’60s psychedelic Brit-pop boy band Grapefruit sounds very much of their time, but that doesn’t mean the songs aren’t still great. Closely tied to The Fab Four, Grapefruit’s John Perry sang backing vocals on “Hey Jude,” Lennon and McCartney produced the group’s first single, and early recordings were signed to The Beatles’ Apple Publishing. Lennon also named the band after an art book by Yoko Ono. Their debut album Around Grapefruit is a bit hit-or-miss, but the hits are there, including the upbeat, driving picked bass, siren screaming “Elevator.”
A1		Another Game
A2		Yesterday’s Sunshine
A3		Elevator
A4		Yes
A5		C’mon Marianne
A6		Lullaby
B1		Round Going Round
B2		Dear Delilah
B3		This Little Man
B4		Ain’t It Good
B5		Give It One More Try
B6		Someday
Bass Guitar – George Alexander
Drums – Geoff Swettenham
Illustration – George Underwood
Lead Guitar – John Perry (7)
Liner Notes – Derek Taylor (2)
Photography By – John Kelly (5)
Producer – Terry Melcher
Rhythm Guitar – Pete Swettenham*
Written-By – George Alexander (tracks: A1 to A3, A6 to B6)

 
      

