The Steppes "Alive, Alive, Oh!" 1991

...Recorded over a four-week period at Goldust Studios in Bromley,UK, 'Enquire,' is the band's third release on Voxx records and saw a progression in the sound of The Steppes as well as an increase in press exposure, with the then-new Q Magazine calling the record "a strange, but rather fascinating brew."...
...Released in 1989, the album includes fan favorites such as "Master James" and "In Your Prime."[3] By 1990 The Steppes were residing in different parts of the world(USA, Germany, Ireland) but still managed to record what many regard as their career defining album, "Harps & Hammers." Like the albums preceding it, "Harps" accumulated expanded positive press and continued to finely hone the band's developing sound.[4] Soon after the release of "Harps & Hammers" the band dissolved. This has been historically attributed to complications involved with getting the band all on the same continent.[5] A live album 'Alive Alive, Oh' was released posthumously on Voxx records in 1991.
In September 1991 John Fallon recorded a solo album in London. It was released in 1992 by Voxx records, initially being credited to The Steppes, erroneously. It was eventually re-released with proper crediting going to John Fallon...to be continued - wiki
trax:
02 Master James 01 A Play On Wordsworth 03 It's The Real Time_ Sailing The Silver Cloud 04 Sky Is Falling 05 Lazy ol' Son 06 Bad To Worse 07 1812 Overture 08 Holding Up Well 09 If We'd But Care 10 Living So Dead 11 Tourists From Timenotyet 12 A Lonely Girl 13 Make Us Bleed 14 No Names Yet For Henry