Here's one you probably have:BlindBoyGrnt, there are days when I think you are pulling records from my collection.
Hi, P.M. You haven't been here for a while.
I suppose you've heard this one:
I think it this is one of Steve Collin's better efforts. Unfortunately, he seems to be disheartened by his lack of sales success. He has supposedly announced that he is retiring from music and will cease recording. I don't know what he expects; if you reject every aspect of commercial music-making, you are not likely to sell millions of copies of your latest work.
Yes, his business model is a tad unrealistic, sadly. Trying to live via downloads and hand-made vinyl is a rich man's hobby.
Another for the shopping cart.Ralph McTell: Bridge of Sighs. Just an awesome record. Ralph, who in his own right is a wonderful guitar player, is joined by many veterans of Fairport Convention, i.e. Martin Allcock, Dave Pegg, Richard Thompson, Jerry Donahue, Dave Swarbrick. Great songwriting as exemplified by "The Setting", among others, paired with playing by musicians who understand the material. Excellent solos by Thompson on "Bridge of Sighs" & Donahue on "Throw Out A Line And Dream". How is it you don't have this record?