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During the mid-‘60s, guitarist Stan Endersby was at the forefront of the Toronto music scene, playing with some of the city’s most experimental and musically inventive bands. As a member of The Tripp, Endersby worked alongside future singer-songwriter Neil Merryweather and pianist Rick Bell, who later played with Janis Joplin and The Band.
Later, he travelled to England and led the Anglo-Canadian group Maple Oak, the band formed by ex-Kinks bass player Peter Quaife. The band issued a rare and now much sought after single for Decca and an album (recorded after Quaife’s departure) before the remaining members returned to Canada
Tracks:
01. Son Of A Gun (bonus, single A-side, 1970) (Gordon MacBain) - 0:00
02. Hurt Me So Much (bonus, single B-side, 1970) (Stan Endersby) - 3:45
03. Guitar Pickers (Stan Endersby) - 6:08
04. Natural Joy (Gordon MacBain) - 9:32
05. Roses (Gordon MacBain) - 13:20
06. Bring Me Water (Gordon MacBain) - 16:10
07. Down, Down (Mike Hutson, Hempstead) - 19:27
08. Treetops (Marty Fisher) - 23:20
09. Flying Circus (Bruce Cockburn) - 28:35
10. Sail Away (Gordon MacBain) - 30:44
11. I Don't Know (Gordon MacBain) - 33:25
12. All These Times (Marty Fisher) - 37:52
13. Frankley Stoned (William Hawkins) - 40:10
Personnel:
- Stan Endersby - lead guitar, vocals
- Marty Fisher - keyboards
- Gordon MacBain - drums
- Mike Hutson - producer
Personnel:
- Stan Endersby - lead guitar, vocals
- Marty Fisher - keyboards
- Gordon MacBain - drums
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- Mike Hutson - producer
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