Though Blossom Toes only recorded two albums, the band is still remembered today as a leading exponent of psychedelic pop-rock in the late 1960s.  Guitarist Jim Cregan went on to play with Cockney Rebel and become one of Rod Stewart’s major collaborators while Brian Godding, also on guitar, forged a path in jazz and progressive rock.  Earlier this year, Cherry Red’s Esoteric Recordings reissued Blossom Toes’ 1967 debut We Are Ever So Clean as a 3CD deluxe edition comprising the original album, a live set, and various rarities and demos.  Esoteric has…