Post Description

On his latest album, Bob Leslie plays with both humour and the seriousness of life, but does so without ever giving into the temptation of melancholy, he takes that admiration of both senses and produces tracks such as the superb opener Don’t Start The Revolution In The Morning, in which the narrator speaks with forthright persuasion of his reluctance to rise with the tide of rebellion due to his love and comfort of his bed before two in the afternoon, the song to which applies to people when confronted with amour in My Foolish Heart, Lest We Forget, the excellent song of warning and arguing against indifference to all matters in Sittin’ In The Belly Of The Whale, and Next Best Bed, and he does so with that purest of belief, that he wants to entertain as well as have his voice heard.

It is important, indeed vital, that if we are to transform society for the better, that we allow and encourage all to have their say, regardless of what form of artistic expression it may take. To believe that all anyone can offer is the chatter of the crow is to make mockery of the intelligence of the bird…for Who begat Crow in the first place but humankind as they sought out omens of ill and love.

Tracks:  
01 Don't Start the Revolution in the Morning
02 In Praise of Crows (Here Pal Have an Eyeball)
03 My Foolish Heart
04 Fickle as the Moon
05 Lest We Forget
06 Next Best Bed
07 Sittin' in the Belly of the Whale
08 Hallowe'en
09 Peerie-Fool
10 Up in the Mornin
11 One Size Don't Fit All
12 When Dreams Come Hame Tae Bide
13 Bess Millie

Staat er compleet op, 10% pars mee gepost. Met zeer veel dank aan de originele poster.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jHBGl7pDbE