After Tea - After Tea (Reissue) (1969)
Artist: After Tea
Title: After Tea
Year Of Release: 1969
Label: Fonos
Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Pop Rock, Beat
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 37:54
Total Size: 101/2242 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: After Tea
Year Of Release: 1969
Label: Fonos
Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Pop Rock, Beat
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 37:54
Total Size: 101/2242 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. A Perfect Way To Spend A Day (Hans van Eijck) - 3:20
02. Sound Of A Backstreet (Hans van Eijck) - 2:45
03. We Will Be There After Tea (Hans van Eijck, Ray Fenwick) - 3:02
04. Sweet Elaine (Hans van Eijck) - 3:44
05. Not Just A Flower In Your Hair (Hans van Eijck, Ray Fenwick) - 2:28
06. Peruquine Thomas (Hans van Eijck, Ray Fenwick) - 2:05
07. Snowflakes On Amsterdam (Hans van Eijck, Ray Fenwick) - 2:29
08. Sunny Side Of Mable Block (Polle Eduard) - 3:17
09. Water And White Marble (Polle Eduard) - 4:40
10. Lily Of The Valley (Polle Eduard) - 3:06
11. Love In Jeopardy (Tristan Keuris, Hans van Eijck) - 3:09
12. A Little Bit Today (A Little Bit Tomorrow) (Polle Eduard) - 3:49
Line-up::
Hans van Eijck - Organ
Martin Hage - Drums
Polle Eduard - Bass, Vocals
Ray Fenwick - Guitar
Frans Krassenburg - Vocals
Henk Smitkamp - Bass
Ferry Lever - Guitar
After Tea was founded in 1967 by Hans van Eyck and Polle Eduard, both ex-members of the Tee-Set.
The group produced three moderate hits in 1967-1968: "Not Just A Flower In Your Hair", "We Will Be There After Tea" and "Snowflakes on Amsterdam".
The most important composer Hans van Eyck left shortly after the recordings of the first LP, "National Disaster" and subsequently rejoined the Tee Set.
Martin Hage was next to leave, replaced firstly by Pierre van der Linden (later to Focus, Trace), and later by Ilja Gort. In 1969, German keyboard player Uly Grun joined the group. In 1971, the group split up.
The group produced three moderate hits in 1967-1968: "Not Just A Flower In Your Hair", "We Will Be There After Tea" and "Snowflakes on Amsterdam".
The most important composer Hans van Eyck left shortly after the recordings of the first LP, "National Disaster" and subsequently rejoined the Tee Set.
Martin Hage was next to leave, replaced firstly by Pierre van der Linden (later to Focus, Trace), and later by Ilja Gort. In 1969, German keyboard player Uly Grun joined the group. In 1971, the group split up.
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