![Ocean Colour Scene - Bbc Sessions [Import]](https://aentcdn2.azureedge.net/graphics/items/sdimages/b/500/5/9/7/5/1125795.jpg "Bbc Sessions [Import]")
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Formats and Editions
1. Fly Me (Mark Goodier 29/9/90)
2. Yesterday Today (Mark Goodier 29/9/90)
3. Blue Deep Ocean (Mark Goodier 29/9/90)
4. Sway (Mark Goodier 29/9/90)
5. Travellers Tune (Simon Mayo 28/5/96)
6. The Day We Caught The Train (Simon Mayo 28/5/96)
7. Riverboat Song (Simon Mayo 9/6/97)
8. One For The Road (Simon Mayo 9/6/97)
9. The Poacher (Simon Mayo 9/6/97)
10. Hundred Mile High City (Mary Anne Hobbs 18/6/97)
11. Song Of A Baker (Mary Anne Hobbs 18/6/97)
12. The Downstream (Evening Session 3/9/97)
13. Travellers Tune (Evening Session 3/9/97)
14. Debris Road (Evening Session 3/9/97)
15. Spark And Cindy (Evening Session 3/9/97)
More Info:
Falling between the energetic Pop/Rock of the Mod Revival and the Psychedelic experimentations of Traffic, Ocean Colour Scene came to be one of the leading bands of the traditionalist, post-Oasis British rock of the mid-'90s. The band earned a large following when their second album, Moseley Shoals, became a multi-platinum success story. The band were nothing if not Rock 'N' Roll traditionalists, drawing heavily from British Invasion Pop, Psychedelia, Soul, R&B, and Blues-Rock to create a reverential homage to Classic Rock. Their devotion to trad Rock may have earned them decidedly mixed reviews, but that was the very thing that earned them a sizable following. This release features the best of their session recordings for the BBC recorded between 1990-97. Island.
