a film set painter. Little rejoined Chimo! for the band’s final single and then hooked up with Rick James in Heaven and Earth for two singles on RCA Victor in July 1971. He then played with Flag and also reunited with McKenna to record two 45s and an unreleased album with DiamondBack, which has just been released by Pacemaker Records. 1990s revival In the late 1990s, Gibson, Jermyn, Jones and McKenna reformed the group with future Downchild Blues Band drummer Mike Fitzpatrick for the "Toronto Rock Revival" concert held at the Warehouse on May 2, 1999. Later that year Jermyn, Jones and McKenna became house band at the Yorkville club, Blues on Bellair and were joined intermittently by Gibson. Current In 2009 McKenna and Gibson began talking about putting a new band together and playing on a regular basis. The decision was made and the McKenna-Gibson Band was formed featuring David Martin on drums and percussion; William (Bill) Miller on bass; and Frank Sedlak on keyboards, vibes and backup vocals. The set list was made up of a mix of Mainline and Apostles' material, blues standards, and new material penned primarily by Luke Gibson. The band made a successful debut at Toronto's Black Swan Tavern on December 12, 2009. In 2013 Luke & The Apostles reformed again with 3 original members, Gibson, McKenna, and Jermyn. In 2017, the self-titled album Luke & The Apostles was released on True North Records. Arriving more than 50 years after their first single "Been Burnt," it was the band's first full-length release. Along with Gibson, McKenna, and Jermyn the album also featured drummer Whitey Glan reuniting with McKenna after playing together their early group Whitey & The Roulettes, as well as bassist Uli Bohnet. Discography Singles 45 Been Burnt c/w Don't Know Why (Bounty 45105) 1967 45 Been Burnt c/w Don't Know Why (Elektra 45105) 1967 45 You Make Me High c/w Not Far Off (TN 101) 1970 45 You Make Me High c/w You Make Me High (TN 102) 1970 1967 "Been Burnt" Various - Gravel Volume 4 (Kumquat May) 1970 "You Make Me High" Album Luke & The Apostles 2017 Footnotes Citations References The Toronto Telegram's After Four section on Thursdays listed live dates in the city "Luke and the Apostles join the exodus to US gold fields", Toronto Daily Star, May 20, 1967, page 31 "Luke and the Apostles coming out