Ctmf - Where The Wild Purple Iris Grows Format:Vinyl Slowly building reputation as one

Slowly building reputation as one of the slowest grooviest stoner rock acts in the land

"The Sequence of the Paper Flower" (1969)

the dynamically fabulous Stella Angelico

' On his ample recording

Ctmf - Where The Wild Purple Iris Grows Format:Vinyl Slowly building reputation as oneYour records with The William Loveday Intention, exploring lyric led folk 'n' roll have been well received over the last year. With that band you're aiming to do a "career in a year". What made you want to make a Ctmf album in the midst of it? I think you must be confusing me with somebody else. I've heard some of The William Loveday recordings, and they sound great but the group is nothing to do with me. But we did record a track with Ctmf 'Bob