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Band: Lindisfarne
Album: Back And Fourth
Release: 1978 (2007)
Genre: Folk soft rock
Country: UK
Quality: FLAC | lossless
Tracklist:
1. Juke Box Gypsy - 2:23
2. Warm Feeling (Ray Jackson, Charlie Harcourt) - 4:00
3. Woman - 3:22
4. Only Alone - 3:41
5. Run For Home - 4:19
6. Kings Cross Blues (Ray Jackson, Charlie Harcourt) - 3:43
7. Get Wise - 3:08
8. You And Me - 3:03
9. Marshall Riley's Army - 3:38
10.Angels At Eleven - 2:55
11.Make Me Want To Stay - 3:57
Bonus Tracks:
12.Stick Together (David Edgar, Simon Cowe) - 3:13
13.Brand New Day - 3:31
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by OPQuest
on 2021-10-04 13:05:51
 | . What a fine band. They are supposed to be a folk/rock band but I think they lean more towards the rock. I first saw them at Farnborough Technical College (c.1970) where they topped the bill. If memory serves me correctly the support band was Genesis. There was a third act in the interval which may have been Rab Noakes or High Speed Grass (with my late drinking mate RobinMcKidd). . One's memory is a little hazy about that period due to the vast amount of drugs that were consumed! BUT I do know that we all had a great night out. Isn't it odd that people with strong accents lose them when they are singing - one wouldn't have known they were Geordies. . The following year they returned to the Tech but this time they were supporting Genesis! I was backstage for this one as I was engaged to Peter Gabriel's cousin's wife (enuf said about that). . I next saw Lindisfarne in the 80's when my pal Robin got our names on the door for their gig at Croydon's Fairfiels Hall Robin's ex-wife was now married to a member of Lindisfarne). Four of us drove down in a Mini. The band were still as entertaining as ever. In the interval we were in the very large "Green Room" with a well stocked bar. This is where it went a bit weird. Mate Robin was from Glasgow, the band from Newcastle. They were all chatting away and my wife and I couldn't understand a word. It was like being in a different country! . At the end of the night the band invited us to return to North London on the tour bus. The wife and I jumped at the chance. Robin & GF followed us in the Mini to the Holiday Inn @ Swiss Cottage where everyone started speaking English while we nattered and consumed many alcoholic beverages. We lucky folk arrived home as dawn was breaking. What a night and what a generous band. . In the early 90's I was lucky to see them again at the Fairfield Halls where they played a lot of old favourites. Death and retirement have changed the band in recent years . I hope you enjoy this album - then go and check out the rest of their discography. Folk. Rock.Folk/rock. Who cares what label people put on them - they are just great entertainers and fine musicians. . |
by OPQuest
on 2021-10-06 15:03:08
| . I can definitely recommend their early works issued during the years I got several chance to see them live. I still have several of their albums gathering dust - I've gone digital  Have a listen to these if you can get hold of them :- Nicey Out of Tune (1970) Fog on the Tyne (1971) Dingly Dell (1972) Roll On, Ruby (1973) Happy Daze (1974) Back and Fourth (1978) I hope that you enjoy them as much as I have done over the decades. . |
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