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Truly hopeful I can't help nearly getting all soppy over this one, respect to Roy and all those acoustic impressarios

totally delightful lovely fit blonde girl sing sweet notes written by the genius Jamie T what more can one ask?

Great video who sez irony is dead

Haunting and sinister track, apparently inspired by the gypsy three fingered guitar player Django Rhineheart of whom slade members were fans. I think this one of all those seventies track demonstrate the complexity and creativity of the genre

Children children, why are we fighting, squabbling, we never used to be like this!

Truly a delightful song, makes me cry, mind you ...lots of things do. Mostly old stuff....and faithless.

It could sound really middle of the road, like some Tim Buckley, But the vocal is dead folksy so it gets away with it

I would give £1000 for this album. I heard it once at a party in 1981 and remember every track (I think). I have thought about it and sung it in my head every once in a while. This is the first time I have heard this track since that night!!

Actually its alright, nothing special though

OK so Tom is a bit of a lightweight, Rickie Lee Jones could do more dope and drink him under the table. He never shot anyone or robbed any liquor stores, even so this track is almost getting there

@RMJSpacker Actually RMJ they were'nt that great....probably better now.

Early 80s. Living in a bedsit, my girlfriend had long hair, I had a motorbike and we went to Glastonbury for our holidays. Listening to this the night we went to buy dope from a Rasta at a local housing co op.

Was I happy, no. But I wish I was back there now. Remember kids, you'r a long time dead

What is everyone on about? Maggie is not dead.

Don't get me wrong I love ACDC but I think Angus would struggle to play bluegrass, to this standard, Hayseed Dixiie would find 12 bar electric a minor challenge I think

On a stereo in a crowded taxi crossing the border from Tanzania to Malawi. Political tensions in Tanzania making it difficult for Wuzongo like us. Tension lifted, everyone smiling and this on the radio....heaven

As an atheist I find it strange that when I listen to this song I want to offer it as a prayer to my friend Mark who, like many others, died too young

very striking I have been touched by the stories this song seems to evoke. I had a friend who loved this song and died in his youth and prime. I often think of the other reference to time in Meet on the Ledge a song that reminds us of our loss and the possibility of one last meeting.

I am sitting listening to this on a smallholding in Wales. I can see our sheep in the orchard and pigs in the sty eating windfall apples. The 60s certainly calmed down a bit I suppose but all this stuff is still going on. Anne Briggs has given me a soundtrack that sounds contemporary as well as t...

truly awesome, the poor recording does indeed make the performance more intimate. I never knew her but sometimes daydream that I did. I am not a massive fan of all her work but several songs really stand out, these two in particular. Folk music today is a vibrant and popular place, it would be le...

A perfect Byronic performance. Tim, for all his personal faults, manages to speak to the divine in me, the most prosaic of men,. We are human beings, all that is human is familiar to us. thanks for posting this. I look out of my window at the mountains and experience something close to hope

This is great, I just woke up the other day with this song in my head and here it is!. Did the singer ever do any acting, I remember a film about a Northumbrian farm where he plays a farmer with a brother who is gay, Sammy Sez is also an excellent track I would love a copy of the album

Fantastic guitar by a bloke I knew in Sheffield Luke Scott. I hope he is still out there doing his thing

That anecdote is not strictly true is it Gareth, it was in response to a description of the amount of young women in the audience of a gig in Sheffield. This band were great at the time but lack something....maybe some Indie harmonica ?

Fantastic, she takes me to another world. I am not sure about the drums though. On my CD they sound too much like they are intruding somewhat, not so bad on this though so maybe its my player.

fantastic single very 60s and I love the jangley guitar.