Gotta love that Frankreich at the end.
Gotta love that Frankreich at the end.
An upvote for Al Stewart alone. My absolute favorite troubadour, have almost every album he ever made!
He's a history buff, (and wine aficionado- see 'Down in the Cellar'). I learned a lot through his interesting look at history.
I know 'Year of the Cat' was his best known album, but my favorite has to be 'Between the Wars'. Laurence Juber's guitar work is awesome!
Everytime the League of Nations comes up, I like to post .
is a great spy story. The whole album is terrific!
My second favorite would be 'Rhymes in Rooms'. All acoustic, with Peter White. Has a rollicking version of .
Well, I better stop now, I could post Al's tunes all day long! 😄
An upvote for Al Stewart alone. My absolute favorite troubadour, have almost every album he ever made!
He's a history buff, (and wine aficionado- see 'Down in the Cellar'). I learned a lot through his interesting look at history.
I know 'Year of the Cat' was his best known album, but my favorite has to be 'Between the Wars'. Laurence Juber's guitar work is awesome!
Everytime the League of Nations comes up, I like to post ['League of Notions'](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WlfVNu2FFzE).
['Night Train to Munich'](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6pB9zuS4Ay8) is a great spy story. The whole album is terrific!
My second favorite would be 'Rhymes in Rooms'. All acoustic, with Peter White. Has a rollicking version of [Time Passages](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=K3dnG0eXcQE).
Well, I better stop now, I could post Al's tunes all day long! 😄
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