Warning: Listening to this episode will result in a trip to the infirmary.

In this episode, hear the British Beat artists pay tribute to one of their biggest influences, whom the world lost 50 years ago this very week.

It's the first READY STEADY A GO GO of 2009! Welcome to it.

Happy Holidays to you from the entire staff of Ready Steady A Go Go (alias Michael Lynch.)

This episode is one to have Faith in.

Among the many things we do in this episode, we pay tribute to the man above.

Not even this highly historic week in America will stop us from having our bi-weekly listening party of British Beat.

Happy Halloween. Before you put on your masks and go Trick Or Treating, enjoy this episode, which celebrates a birthday and pays tribute to two recently departed musicians of note.

These guys are in the Mood for some British Beat. Are you? If so, please click the 'Play' button, or download.

One of the bands in this episode takes us to the east side of St. Louis.

In this episode, the guy above sings while the gal above makes sure you are being served plenty of British Beat music.

There's a bit o'Honey in this episode. Why else should you listen to this show? I'll give you Three Good Reasons.

This week we dig deep...deeper than the purple valleys the guy above with the dark guitar would later explore.

We'll take a drive through the British Beat era, with this week's journey allowing stops for a rare BBC performance of a song the band never made a record of...and the B-side that wouldn't go away.

This week we pay tribute to a recently departed musician, hear a rare 1965 Donovan track released only in France at the time, and have new trivia.

Mark my word, part of this episode centers around the dawn of creation.

The Meek shall inherit at last one track of this week's episode.

This episode also features a trivia question unlike any we've ever done.

This week's show features a few songs you know well, but maybe not these particular versions. The above gents emerge from their caves to provide one such case.

Check your coat with the lady above, then come join us for this week's episode.

It's our first episode of 2008! HOORAY!

Henceforth, new episodes of 'READY STEADY A GO GO' will be posted on MONDAYS.

The last episode before the leap year.

Happy Chrimble from READY STEADY A GO GO.

Some holiday tunes mixed in with regular great tracks from the British Beat Era, 1962-66.

The Chants (pictured above at The Cavern) are just one of the British Beat Era bands you'll hear in this week's episode.

We call on the men above, and others to help us mark an anniversary. Trivia too.

We place this episode first and foremost...because not only will you hear The Fourmost, you'll also learn of how this episode brings about a very interesting first in 'Ready Steady A Go Go' history.

And along the way we pay tribute to the man above, whom we lost this week in 2001.

The band above is without question one of the Best Bands of the 1960s.

Wanna know where The Action is? They're in this week's episode, along with many other great British Beat artists.

Despite the above picture, this week's show is not completely Sorrowful.

Mo