on September 13, alongside The Plastic Ono Band, Gene Vincent, Alice Cooper and others. John Lennon and Yoko Ono went on after Milkwood, with Ono emerging from a bag on stage. On September 19, Milkwood performed at York University with Teegarden and Van Winkle and the following month (on October 11), appeared at the Electric Circus. Shortly after a show at the Hawk's Nest on October 17, Milkwood travelled to Ottawa to play some shows and ran into Van Morrison at Le Hibou. Internal differences, however, led to the group's demise in November 1969. Aftermath McKelvey, Tomlinson and Geisinger reappeared in Damage. Frankel later did sessions for Jesse Winchester while Mary Lou Gauthier recorded a solo single, "In The Summertime" c/w "Come Run" for Polydor and sang for several years with Celine Dion at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. She later recorded material with McKelvey and Tomlinson in Toronto. Blackwell is a computer consultant and lives in Las Vegas. Frankel and Gauthier later became the parents of voice actress Holly Gauthier-Frankel. Malcolm Tomlinson recorded several solo albums for A&M Records and toured in support of them, opening for such artists as The Average White Band. Tomlinson died in Toronto in 2016. Louis McKelvey continued writing, recording, and performing with friends until his death in 2017 in Toronto. Trivia It was reported in the Canadian music press (Circus magazine) at the time that The Band was interested in recording with Mary Lou Gauthier. Discography Unreleased LP on Polydor Records References Beat Merchants article The Toronto Telegram's After Four Section listed live dates every Thursday. RPM Weekly magazine, week starting July 28, 1969. Californian Dave Mandel was Milkwood's road manager and remains a friend; he updated the "Aftermath"￼ segment in February 2022. Canadian rock music groups Musical groups from Toronto Musical groups established in 1969 1969 establishments in Ontario