The Wand by The Beavers

Originally released as part of a double album set with 20 Golden Greats, filling out the space at the end of either side of the C90. Largely made up of late night improvisations cut in the same sessions as the Golden Greats after the allotted 20 tracks had been laid down. Put out as a mini-LP with 'Greats in a gesture to give the fans some new bonus material in addition to the re-recording of the 20 Greats of the gold standard.
So named The Wand after the magician's set prop of Jobie's little brother (can't remember if it was George or Fergus) that was appropriated as a smoking device during the sessions.
The Wand is also notable for having the first guest appearance on a Beavers recording - that being Joe Wright's violin performance on Indoor Campfire Song, thanks Joe.

In the fall of 1993 the meeting of 3 great musical minds took place when Professional Vaughan, Amateur Kirkpatrick and Saloon Wilson joined forces to meld the cult phenomenon of The Beavers. They cooked up a sublime sonic stew of lo-fi slacker indie, with a dollop of country twang, a chunk of grunge, a fair smattering of folk stylings, and a soupcon of metal frisson. Welcome to The Beavers