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“Half of the people I knew wanted to pat me on the back, and the rest to punch me in the face”: Bruce Watson looks back on Big Country’s second album Steeltown

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“Half of the people I knew wanted to pat me on the back, and the rest to punch me in the face”: Bruce Watson looks back on Big Country’s second album Steeltown

Big Country’s Steeltown album was recorded during the 1984 miner’s strike as guitarist Bruce Watson’s father stood on the picket line: the album reflected those dark times

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