After tasting success in 1968 with the single I Can’t Let Maggie Go, Honeybus founder Pete Dello left the band after only one album to pursue a more settled lifestyle. His distaste for the rigors of touring left him with a surplus of un-recorded material that would eventually steer him back into the studio to record his first and only solo album Into Your Ears.
It features 14 songs, each under three-and-a-half minutes long, that prosper through a winning combination of goofy psychedelia and Beatlesque beauty. It was released on the tiny and sought-after Nepentha label which was founded by UK record producer Larry Page.
