The second album recorded in 1968 has a rather spontaneous feel to it, which comes from the fact that, unlike the (also Ian Samwell-produced) debut, it had not been possible to take time off the road to routine it. Hence the songs were rather more straightforward in nature. Its title was a sly reference to Dr Ian Dunbar, an (unrelated) doctor who had prescribed cannabis as a medicine in the late Sixties before it was classed as a banned substance.

• 1. Change Your Low Down Ways
• 2. The Fugitive
• 3. Tilã Your Lovin' Makes Me Blue
• 4. Now That You've Lost Me
• 5. I Tried
• 6. Call My Woman
• 7. The Devil Drives
• 8. Low Gear Man
• 9. Tuesday's Blues
• 10. Mean Old World