Sealed 1973 White Label Promo With Promo Insert On Under Rear Shrink Wrap. Cut Corner. “The Album Cover And Even The Selected Tunes And Titles Are Cuttingly Funny, But The Songs Themselves Are Played Warmly And Delivered With Care, Heartfelt Arrangements, And A Slightly Satirical Sentimentality. As With Previous Humorous Stunts Such As Fahey's 1968 Album The Voice Of The Turtle And His Early Releases Under The Pseudonym Of Blind Joe Death, After The Ball Shows Listeners Another Side Of The World Fahey Habituated. The Title Track, Done Up In Pure 1930s Fashion, Proves That -- Along With His Intuitive Guitar Playing, Unhinged Sense Of Timing, And Strange Humor -- Fahey's Nostalgia Lay Beyond The Delta Blues Players He Admired And Stretched Into All Musical Forms.” Jeff Schwachter, AMG.