Episode Six Cornflakes and Crazyfoam Tracks: Disc one: (The Story So Far...) 01 Fortune Teller 02 Got My Mojo Working (take two) 03 Mohair Sam 04 Love, Hate, Revenge 05 I Can See Through You 06 Stagger Lee 07 My Little Red Book 08 Que Sera 09 Litle One 10 Always Something There To Remind Me 11 Sunshine Superman 12 Orange Air 13 Can't Be So Bad 14 Mr. Universe 15 I Had A Talk With My Man 16 Temptation 17 Alone Again Or 18 A Hazy Shade Of Winter 19 Mozart Vs The Rest 20 Stones Medley 21 The Morning 22 I Am The Boss 23 I'll Be Your Baby Tonight 24 Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart 25 Been Such A Long Way Home Disc two: (Bonus Tracks) 1 Nobody Loves Me Like You Do 2 Let The Four Winds Blow 3 Have You Ever Been There 4 Sunshine Girl 5 Lucky Sunday 6 Gentlemen Of The Park 7 The Way You Look Tonight 8 Love Is Swinging Thing 9 Steal Your Heart Away 10 You Can Have Him 11 I Will Warm Your Heart 12 Incense 13 Stay With Me Baby 14 I Hear Trumpets Blow 15 Morning Dew 16 Monster In Paradise 17 I Am A Cloud 18 Light My Fire 19 The Castle 20 Spanish Caravan 21 Say You Don't Mind 22 Island In The Sun 23 Here There And Everywhere 24 River Deep, Mountain High 25 Jesse James 26 Slow Down Line up: Ian Gillan - Vocals Roger Glover - Bass Sheila Carter-Dimmock - Vocals, Organ Graham Carter-Dimmock - Guitar, Vocals Andy Ross - Vocals Tony Lander - Guitar Harvey Shield - Drums John Kerrison - Drums Mick Underwood - Drums Record Label / Year of Release: Purple Records 2001 Notes: The roots of Episode Six lie in two Harrow County Grammar School bands, The Madisons (who included Glover, Lander and Shields in their personnel) and The Lightnings (who featured the Carter-Dimmocks and Andy Ross). As the members of both bands began to leave school and drift away from the bands the remaining members decided that their best chance was to merge, which they did in October 1963 as The Lightnings initially, although by July 1964 they had changed to the rather more hip name of Episode Six. Episode Six was a British vocal pop-rock group during the mid 1960s. The band was not well known, but foreshadowed the arrival of Deep Purple in late 1960s. Episode Six was formed in July 1964. Episode Six released several singles on Pye Records in 1966 and 1967, and would have faded into oblivion had Gillan and Glover not gone on to join Deep Purple. The group split up in late 1969.