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ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES - ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES - CD

1. Lemon Train
2. Your Day
3. Simply Implied
4. So Am I
5. Dedication: Fred Neil (River Trilogy)
Noah's Dove
A Man Is
The Water Is Wide
6. Red Ball
7. Liar
8. The Bells Of The Mountain
9. Mary Maybe
10. August Pine
Bonus tracks
11. Black Tuesday
12. So Am I
13. Liar
14. August Pine

This mellow collection of communal US hippie folk was recorded and barely released in 1968, and went undiscovered for decades. Featuring male and female vocals, strummed 6 and 12-string acoustic guitars, congas, flute and tambourine, it’s a lost underground gem that’s bound to appeal to fans of stoned rural psychedelia. The songs range from touching ballads to whimsical ditties and a highly unusual medley in tribute to folk giant Fred Neil. It makes its CD debut here, and comes complete with all four sides of their equally rare and obscure 45s.

1. Lemon Train (Feva)
2. Your Day (Jiminez)
3. Simply Implied (Feva)
4. So Am I (Feva)
5. Dedication: Fred Neil (River Trilogy)
Noah's Dove (trad.)
A Man Is (Ryan)
The Water Is Wide (trad.)
6. Red Ball (Feva)
7. Liar (Fishbaugh)
8. The Bells Of The Mountain (Feva)
9. Mary Maybe (Feva)
10. August Pine (Feva)
Bonus tracks
11. Black Tuesday (Feva)
12. So Am I (Feva)
13. Liar (Fishbaugh / Feva)
14. August Pine (Feva)

Roy Jiminez – vocals
Marlene Ryan – vocals / 6-string guitar (on track 2)
Nick Feva – vocals / 12-string guitar
Allan Bree – vocals / guitar
Melinda Parkes – vocals

Congas by Emile Latimor
All tracks arranged by Nick Feva except track 2 (arr. Jiminez)
Special thanks to Leo Rovain and his Waikiki cuties
Personal management by B. Bradin

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