Prog Synch Listen: Home Service, Look Up, Look Up [k]

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Is it Taylor harmonising with Tams on the refrain or Caddick?

[C]

A special toast for Graeme Taylor, tasteful in the extreme.

And Bill Caddick that died last year. RIP




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[Spock!]

A special toast for Graeme Taylor, tasteful in the extreme.

And Bill Caddick that died last year. RIP




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Missed that. RIP Bill & thanks.

[C]

Is it Taylor harmonising with Tams on the refrain or Caddick?

Tams and Caddick

Beautiful





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[C]

They use brass to such a fantastic effect - luvly jubbly!





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[Spock!]

An English jig. The balance of brass and trad rock is spot on.

[C]

Sorrow is a tear-jerker

Hauntingly beautiful





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[C]

An English jig. The balance of brass and trad rock is spot on.

Spot on




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[C]

A gentle sway JJ with the occasional nod....?



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[C]

This is bringing a tear to my eye

Stunning




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[C]

Babylon has fallen...





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[Spock!]

Sorrow is a tear-jerker

Hauntingly beautiful





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We seem to be in full accord with all aspects of this album. Tams does this sort of song so well - How High the Price from The Reckoning is another classic. The Reckoning is my favourite solo album of his, though they're all of an excellent standard - I was playing Unity just prior to joining you.

[Spock!]

A gentle sway JJ with the occasional nod....?



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Absolutely - tho' going to get a bit more than an occasional nod for Babylon...

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Bring back the commonwealth...

[C]

The Reckoning is my favourite solo album of his, though they're all of an excellent standard - I was playing Unity just prior to joining you.

I concur

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And onto the heart of the album, the Grainger suite.

[C]

I nice reference to Steeleye Span!






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[C]

And onto the heart of the album, the Grainger suite.

Massive




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I believe that this is the song from which Steeleye got their name.

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Rufford Park - Coope, Boyes and Simpson do an excellent version of this. Wonder if Coope got it from this recording.