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Elphinstone's Army

Elphinstone's Army

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apart fom the tracks mentioned, for different reasons, and apart from my own personal favourites, the one which stands out for me in terms of visual imagery is Se?or, Se?or, (Tales of Yankee Power), I can see him in the doorway of the hacienda, dust from horses hooves on the horizon , if he had only mated with Laura Esquivel, imagine. the magical realism that partnership would have produced, or Isabel Allende, wonderful stuff, well deserved and about time too.
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interesting how many of the (recent) likes are off Blood On The Tracks. Years ago, as a result of a combination of feck-ups, I spent Xmas on my own at a mates house - log fire, cooked my own bird and went through his record collection. Found BOTT. When Shelter From The Storm came on as first track I was covered in music for the entire day and when folks arrived later feeling sorry for me I was Mr. Grateful for what I'd had access to that day. Great album and such a tiny part of what he's written.


Rendel thanks for finding this thread again, I could not find it earlier and assumed it'd been deleted. So now we're here, my current fave (and one I may try playing at the Jam in Nov) is Fourth Time Around:

(can't find it on youtube !)

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KidKruger Wrote:

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> interesting how many of the (recent) likes are off

> Blood On The Tracks. Years ago, as a result of a

> combination of feck-ups, I spent Xmas on my own at

> a mates house - log fire, cooked my own bird and

> went through his record collection. Found BOTT.

> When Shelter From The Storm came on as first track

> I was covered in music for the entire day and when

> folks arrived later feeling sorry for me I was Mr.

> Grateful for what I'd had access to that day.

> Great album and such a tiny part of what he's

> written.

>

> Rendel thanks for finding this thread again, I

> could not find it earlier and assumed it'd been

> deleted. So now we're here, my current fave (and

> one I may try playing at the Jam in Nov) is Fourth

> Time Around:

> (can't find it on youtube !)


If push came to shove, Blood On The Tracks is probably my favourite album of all time.

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