This haunting collection proves once and for all why Meic Stevens is so often called 'the Welsh Bob Dylan'. As well as gathering for the first time the ultra-rare EPs he recorded between 1967 and 1970 (Mike Stevens, Rhif 2, Mwg and Meic Stevens), the package comes complete with both sides of his 1965 debut single, detailed sleevenotes, rare photographs and an introduction by the man himself, making it an essential purchase for all fans of acid folk and psychedelia.

• Detailed sleevenotes
• Rare photographs

Following the rapturous reception given to our first collection of Meic Stevens's ultra-rare EPs, Sunbeam is delighted to present this follow-up, spanning the years 1969 to 1971. Featuring much material that has never been available on CD before and complete with comprehensive sleevenotes, rare photographs and an introduction by 'the Welsh Bob Dylan' himself, this is a simply essential purchase for all fans of acid folk and psychedelia.

1. Y Brawd Houdini [The Brother Houdini]
2. Nid I Fi Mistar MP [Not For Me, Mr. MP]
3. Rhyddid Ffug [False Freedom]
4. Jam Poeth [Hot Jam]
5. Nid Oes Un Gwydr Ffenestr [Not One Glass Window]
6. Rhywbeth Gwell I Ddod [Waiting For Something Better]
7. Byw yn y Wlad [Living In The Country]
8. Sachliain A Lludw [Sackcloth And Ashes]
9. Y Misoedd [The Months]
10. Rwy’n Crwydro Y Byd [I Travel The World]
11. Pe Cawn Dy Gwymni Di [If I Had Your Company]
12. Bryn Unigrwydd [Lonely Hill]
13. Breuddwyd [Dream]
14. Diolch Yn Fawr [Thanks A Lot]
Bonus tracks
15. Nid Y Fl Yw'r Un I Ofyn Pam [Not For Me To Ask The Reason Why]
16. Dwyn Y Lein [Stealing The Line]
17. Dos I Gysgu [Go To Sleep]
18. Roedd Gennyf I Gariad [I Had A Love]
19. Dau Rosyn Coch A Dau Lygad Du [Two Red Roses And Two Black Eyes]
20. Santiana

• Follows Sunbeam’s acclaimed Volume One
• Never released on CD before
• Six bonus tracks
• Rare photographs
• Detailed liner notes
• Introduction by Meic Stevens himself

“A legendary folksinger who’s been called ‘the Welsh Dylan’, in the late 60s he recorded a series of ultra-rare Welsh-language psych-folk EPs…” – The Tapestry Of Delights

“The psych-folk singer and guitarist is often referred to as the Welsh Dylan, and compared favourably with fellow astral-travellers like Syd Barrett. He continues to perform in Wales, where he is treated as a national hero” – www.allmusic.com

On July 24^th 2007 the man they call ‘the Welsh Bob Dylan’ played his first London gig in over three decades, at the legendary Half Moon. Backed by his long-time band, he treated the audience to classics from his much-loved late 60s EPs and legendary Outlander and Gwymon LPs, as well as more recent material. Ranging from fragile ballads to out-and-out psychedelic rock, the set is issued here for the first time and captures a master singer-songwriter at the top of his game.

1. Love Owed
2. Cân Walter
3. Rock On Victor
4. Cân O Dristwch
5. Rue St. Michel
6. Leftover Time
7. Ghosts Of Solva
8. Blue Sleep
9. John Burnett
10. The Great Houdini
11. Môr O Gariad
12. Factory Girl
13. Lan a Lawr
14. Ghost Town

• First ever release
• Rare 2007 live performance
• Legendary singer-songwriter
• Classics spanning four decades
• A must for all acid folk fans

"The psych-folk singer and guitarist is often referred to as the Welsh Dylan, and compared favourably with fellow astral-travellers like Syd Barrett" - www.allmusic.com

"An integral part of the Welsh music scene since the beginning of the 1960s. He is a gifted guitarist and can perform as a soloist as brilliantly as with his band" - www.bbc.co.uk

When his classic Outlander LP failed to break through in 1970, Meic Stevens’ major label days were over. Gwymon (‘Seaweed’), his legendary second LP, was recorded on his own terms in London in the summer of 1972, and highlights his pop sensibilities, with folk and blues influences also to the fore. It was only released in Wales in a tiny pressing, and has barely been heard since. Shortly after its recording Meic moved to France, where he spent much of the rest of the decade in exile. The album makes its long-awaited CD debut here, complete with two bonus tracks, a detailed booklet featuring rare photos and an introduction from the man himself, making it an essential purchase for all fans of psychedelic singer-songwriting.

1. Shwd Mae? Shwd Mae? (Hello? Hello?)
2. Brenin Y Nos  (King Of The Night)
3. Cura Dy Law (Clap Your Hand)
4. Traeth Yn Obaith (The Beach Of Despair)
5. O Mor Lan Yr Oedd Y Dwr (O How Clear Was The Water)
6. Galarnad (Lament)
7. Merch o'r Ffatri Wlan (The Girl From The Wool Factory)
8. Gwely Gwag (Empty Bed)
9. Mynd I Weld Y Byd (Off To See The World)
10. Daeth Neb Yn Ol (Nobody Came Back)
11. Carangarw  (Kangaroo)
12. Mae'r Eliffant Yn Cofio Popeth (An Elephant Remembers Everything)

1. Dic Penderyn (live)
2. Santiana (live)

• Lost acid folk classic
• First-time on CD
• Two bonus tracks
• Detailed booklet with intro from Meic Stevens
• Rarely-heard follow-up to Outlander

“The psych-folk singer and guitarist is often referred to as the Welsh Dylan, and compared favourably with fellow astral-travellers like Syd Barrett” – www.allmusic.com

“His 1972 Welsh-language triumph” – Mojo