With performances in New York they managed to land an exclusive gig at the prestigious Bitter End which, in turn, led to larger venues opening shows primarily with Jefferson Airplane and The Grateful Dead. Still, the band was not making any inroads and sensing the imminent failing of the act, Gibson joined Kensington Market and the Apostles folded immediately the week after. The single would turn out to be the band's most successful record, but previous commitments for some of the members led to the addition of Walter Rossi on guitar. However, by the end of 1970, the band had split up once more. Gibson would go on to record for True North and released two moderately successful albums in 1971 and 1972.
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