Obscure British psychedelic quartet based in London who played the Marquee, among other clubs, in 1969. Their only album, released around 1970 on the German Metronome label, is rumored to have been produced by Rod Stewart. AMG.
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Grail - Grail 1969
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