Ways of Stephen Isle of Man
Ways of Stephen were a lo-fi psychedelic country folk rock pop group from the Isle of Man that formed in 1989 and split in
1994.
Mike Seed - vocals, guitar & various instruments
Selwyn Callister - guitar & various instruments
Simon Pott - bass & various instruments
Dave Charnley (RIP) - drums
Mark Cleator played bass on a few of the tracks.
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