They never had any commercial success in the U.K. or the U.S., but Blossom Toes were one of the more interesting British psychedelic groups of the late 60s. After hooking up with legendary impresario Giorgio Gomelsky he changed their name and put them on his Marmalade label. This very rare Italian pressing with a completely different cover artwork is the first record by Blossom Toes named We Are Ever So Clean. After their second LP, If Only For A Moment, which was also sadly overlooked at the time of its release, they split up. Their debut was voted to be Number 40 of Record Collectors 100 Greatest Psychedelic Records.
