Showing posts with label HARVEY ANDREWS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HARVEY ANDREWS. Show all posts
Thursday, 18 February 2010
HARVEY ANDREWS - Places and flaces (Deram Nova, 1970) + an EP [1966]
This is his first LP
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... But what can't really be missed is this extraordinary EP, "A most peculiar man", with three originals by HA, three songs that you can't stop from listening over and over... and bitterness remains in your mouth, especially with "Children of Hiroshima" where a 7-ys old child, now dead, recollects about the events. Also wonderful is "You're on your own". For me, one of his highest artistical points.
A MOST PECULIAR MAN
[Transatlantic, 1966 / TRA EP 133]
Your COUNTESS V
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