Luke Gibson

Back in 1971, Luke Gibson entered at the studio  to record, for the first time a solo album. He had played before on garage blues group Luke and the Apostles and  psych pop Kensington Market. He focused on his own songs and recorded them as he felt. The result was Another Perfect Day, one of the best singer songwriter albums to came out from Canada in the 70's and one of the most underated too.  The sessions were produced by Gene Martynec (Kensington Market) and captured all the emotions of …