Few figures bridge the worlds of gritty Americana roots and British psychedelic blues quite like Carla Olson and the late, legendary beat poet Pete Brown. On this collaborative album, For Pete's Sake, the two join forces for an extraordinary collection of songs co-written by Olson and Brown, who penned iconic Cream classics like "Sunshine Of Your Love" and "White Room," as well as tracks for Procol Harum and The Hollies. Hailed by The Guardian as "perhaps the closest British rock music had to Bob Dylan," Brown found a kindred spirit in Olson after being introduced by Paul Jones of Manfred Mann. Before his passing, Brown praised Carla as a "very, very good American musician... producer, writer, guitarist, and singer," kicking off a fertile creative partnership that culminates with this remarkable album.