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Strange Fruit: The forgotten British psychedelic bands whose records might help pay off your mortgage

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Strange Fruit: The forgotten British psychedelic bands whose records might help pay off your mortgage

Britain’s Swinging 60s gave birth to a deluge of bands lost to the mists of time – but today their releases are worth a small fortune

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