Spiral Staircase
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Spiral Staircase专辑介绍
by Richie Unterberger
McTell's second album remains most remembered for the first version of "Streets of London," although this acoustic version is different from the mid-'70s re-recording that made it to number two in the British charts. It's a low-key and wistful record, no surprise there, as McTell has never been an in-your-face kind of performer. The tone is predominantly acoustic, with some appropriately soft, graceful orchestral arrangements by Mike Vickers. A few of the songs, like "England 1914" and "The Fairground," have nicely sad, ethereal melodies and forceful observational lyrics. Others are merely okay, and the straight blues songs, like the cover of Robert Johnson's "Kind Hearted Woman Blues," are the least memorable.
Streets of London
Mrs. Adlam's Angels
Wino and the Mouse
England 1914
Last Train and Ride
The Fairground
Spiral Staircase
Kindhearted Woman Blues
Bright and Beautiful Things
Daddy's Here
Rizraklaru (Anag)
(My) Baby Keeps Staying Out All Night Long
Terminus
Spiral Staircase (Revisited Version)
Last Train And Ride (Revisited Version)
The Fairground (Revisited Version)
Terminus (Revisited Version)