Elevator Yes (ABC/Dunhill Records 1968)

Definitely not The Beatles – but whether George Alexander (bass), John Perry (lead guitars), Geoff Sweetnham the drummer or Pete Sweetenham on guitars forming this as the British Psychedelic Rock group not turning their presence as London’s answer to Liverpool’s Fab Five crew. You might read the different story about it but the sounds cannot lied about – and Grapefruit must be kinds of a more local version of George Best ideas for completing the sounds ensemble through the breaking era for Rock n’ Roll that time. Haunting Pop vocals, longer feedback or whispers and seminal acoustic guitar sounds might tied the relation between the groups. 

Still, not too similar hair-style to Psychedelic Pop-Rock trivia and Around Grapefruit debut spawning ethereal floating sounds of sunshine and images with or without drugs used to listening that C’mon Marianne, Lullaby, Another Game, Dear Dellilah and Ain’t It Good works well to anyone’s grandpa old sound system favorites cheering.

Around Grapefruit:

https://youtu.be/h9s-KAZWmp4