Show Notes
Can you believe it's been three years since we were joined by Mr. Pete Wiggs himself to discuss Saint Etienne's latest studio album, I've Been Trying To Tell You, as well as their debut, Foxbase Alpha? And what an absolute joy he was to talk to. (Dan accidentally says it's been two years on the episode...) To celebrate this momentous occasion we're releasing our Saint Etienne episode of Further Listening across all podcast platforms, where we share ten of our favourite deep cuts from the band. Pete, Bob and Sarah are incredibly generous with their content, so it wasn't an easy job to whittle it down.To get access to Further Listening episodes on many more bands, more unreleased album episodes, and two additional series, join Team Track By Track on Patreon and listen to 70+ episodes from the vaults: https://www.patreon.com/trackbytrackuk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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