
Al Stewart: On The Border
I'm feeling the need to revisit this bumrocks via cracklin' chim heater from '06. Best snare-drum-on-2-but-not-on-4 tension since the intro to this one.
From Year of the Cat. Produced by Alan Parsons. Sleeve by Hipgnosis.
specializing in music of the "long seventies"
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"Year Of The Cat" was the LP in constant rotation to demonstrate in store HI-FI at a certain point in the 70s. That and "Captain Fantastic" by Elton John, I remember.
Always liked the title track and single.
he pretty much can do no wrong in my book. i'm probably wrong about that, but i sincerely don't care... if that's my malfunction, i'll gladly wear it.
About 70% of his songs have nautical themes, which is a plus.
This song is really a stone-cold killer. Double tracked vocals on the bridge = Beatlesque magic
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