John Fallon of Eighties psych rock favourites The Steppes joins Strange Brew host Jason Barnard to pick a selection of his favourite British tracks from the late Sixties and early Seventies.
- The Steppes – A Lonely Girl (Stewdio, Voxx, 1988)
- The Rolling Stones – I Am Waiting (Aftermath, Decca, 1966)
- The Beatles – She Said She Said (Revolver, Parlophone, 1966)
- The Beatles – And You Bird Can Sing (Revolver, Parlophone, 1966)
- The Steppes – Holding Up Well (Drop Of The Creature, Voxx, 1987)
- The Kinks – Iâ€ll Remember (Face to Face, Pye, 1966)
- The Small Faces – My Minds Eye (Single A-side, Decca, 1966)
- The Kinks – Love Me To The Sun Shines (Something Else by The Kinks, Pye, 1967)
- The Rolling Stones – 2000 Man (Their Satanic Majesties Request, Decca, 1967)
- The Who – I Canâ€t Reach You (The Who Sell Out, Track, 1967)
- The Who – Little Billy (Odds & Sods, Track, 1974 rec 1968)
- The Steppes – Tourists from Timenotyet (Stewdio, Voxx, 1988)
- Cream – Tales of Brave Ulysses (Live Cream Volume II, Polydor, 1972, rec 1968)
- T.Rex – Ballrooms of Mars (The Slider, EMI, 1972)
- David Bowie – The Jean Genie (Single A-side, RCA, 1972)
- The Steppes – Master James (Enquire Within, Voxx, 1989)
Get ready for an hour of mod, psych, and glam interspersed with insightful chat. Oh and some great tracks from The Steppes too!