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This 1973 folk gem deserves to be put on the same pedestal as the greatest albums of the late 60's and early 70's. There is NO filler, and that rarity alone puts it in very select company. Could you name ten albums, even the iconic ones, that you can say that about? There are four that I know of... The Beatles' SGT. PEPPER, Procol Harum's HOME, David Ackles' AMERICAN GOTHIC, and this one. The musicianship is exemplary throughout, and Ms. Hopkin is in in fine form vocally. That it doesn't have a wider audience is a tragedy, but considering what passes as the music industry these days, I guess it's not a complete surprise. But everyone raised on (or ruined by) MTV who wants to broaden their horizons should give this CD a try. I can't guarantee you'll love it...poor taste in music seems to be hard-wired into much of the MTV generation. But you SHOULD love it. I would give this CD ten stars if I could.
Track List:
1. International
2. There's Got To Be More
3. Silver Birch
4. How Come The Sun
5. Earth Song
6. Martha
7. Streets Of London
8. The Wind
9. Water, Paper & Clay
10. Ocean Song
Track List:
1. International
2. There's Got To Be More
3. Silver Birch
4. How Come The Sun
5. Earth Song
6. Martha
7. Streets Of London
8. The Wind
9. Water, Paper & Clay
10. Ocean Song
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