Morly Grey

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Who Can I Say You Are 00:00 Tools
Peace Officer 00:00 Tools
You Came to Me 00:00 Tools
I'm Afraid 00:00 Tools
Our Time 00:00 Tools
After Me Again 00:00 Tools
A Feeling For You 00:00 Tools
The Only Truth 00:00 Tools
Be Your King 00:00 Tools
None Are For Me 00:00 Tools
The Boys In The Band Are Back 00:00 Tools
I'll Space You 00:00 Tools
Come Down 00:00 Tools
Love Me 00:00 Tools
That's Alright 00:00 Tools
I'll Space You (Bonus) 00:00 Tools
Come down (bonus) 00:00 Tools
Modern Man 00:00 Tools
When I Think About Love 00:00 Tools
None are for me (bonus) 00:00 Tools
05 - Our Time - 6.28 00:00 Tools
St.Augustine 00:00 Tools
- A Feeling For You 00:00 Tools
Be Your King (Bonus) 00:00 Tools
Love me (bonus) 00:00 Tools
04 - I'm Afraid - 4.35 00:00 Tools
06 - After Me Again - 3.12 00:00 Tools
04, I`m afraid 00:00 Tools
02, You came to me 00:00 Tools
01, Peace officer 00:00 Tools
Sleepy Softness 00:00 Tools
Five In The Morning 00:00 Tools
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Morly Grey was a progressive rock band that formed in the late 1960s. The group recorded a single album, The Only Truth, which was recorded and released in 1972. Some discographies and music catalogs continue to list the album’s release date as 1968 or 1969. The confusion over the release date may come from the album’s serial number of 69000 (originally released through the unpublished Starshine label) and the fact that the album had a very short release period. The first single from the album was "Who Can I Say You Are". Most pressings of this single incorrectly list the album’s original title—The First Supper. In the 1980s and 1990s, the original vinyl LP pressing of the album had become somewhat of a collector’s item due to its rarity and the fact that it came with a full-size color poster. The album was reissued on CD and .mp3 in 2005 by Morly Grey's own Speed Label and publisher,Morly Grey Publishing(ASCAP). Morly Grey is an important historical musical example of the foundations of progressive rock and demonstrates how early 1970s psychedelic-style rock influenced later, more established progressive rock bands like Yes before the genre was know as "progressive". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.