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“A lot of fans and the press didn’t like it. I agreed with them for a while”: The British blues boom band who went prog, with help from John Lennon, heatstroke and weed

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“A lot of fans and the press didn’t like it. I agreed with them for a while”: The British blues boom band who went prog, with help from John Lennon, heatstroke and weed

They may have existed on the periphery of the prog world, but their influence is a fascinating example of cultural cross-fertilisation

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