The Next Morning The Next Morning 1971 trinidad stunning psych rock The late-1960s found guitarist Scipio Sargeant having left his native Trinidad for New York City. Living in Brooklyn his lightening quick guitar began attracting attention, including that of fellow Trinidadian/guitarist Bert Bailey. Discovering a shared interest in hard rock, the pair decided to form a band, quickly recruiting keyboardist Earl Arthur, brother/drummer Herb Bailey and singer Lou Phillips. With Scipio switching to bass the quintet began attracting attention on the citys club circuit. Almost signed by Columbia, the group ended up with a recording contract on the Roulette Records affiliated Calla label. Recorded at New Yorks Electric Lady Studios, their 1971 debut "The Next Morning" was produced by Dick Jacobs and clearly drew inspiration from Jimi Hendrix. Propelled by Arthurs insane keyboards and Bert Baileys wicked feedback drenched guitar, self-penned material such as ...