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Island Boy

Saw him a few nights before that in Bristol, and yeah, the intensity in Thompson's and Jerome's playing was immense, and this was certainly one of the highlights of the concert.

TheJohnnyBE

Guitar solo. KILLER!!!

jazzthunder50

Richard Thompson played a beautiful version of thos last night at the Usher hall Edinburgh Michaerl Jerome outstanding on drums

bindagee

This is so hauntingly beautiful

allan james

Within weeks of the UK release this song was accompanying the funeral of one of two "vieux aimants" Neither of their families understood why two elderlies could be so bound up with each other. I hope this helped them to understand.

terri purcell

Only ever saw him do it solo which was lovely but I'd really like to see him do it with a band it really missed the electric guitar at the end superb thanks for the post

julie taron

Welcome then! A treasure chest brimming with gold waits for you in his back catalogue!

mando3b

RT is a living legend two times over--as a guitarist and as a songwriter. But the last time I saw him, it was at a glorified middle school auditorium in suburban Portland, Maine. And he came out to the lobby after his spectacular 90-min. solo show to chat and sign autographs! The man represents everything an artist--and person--should aspire to be. "Dream Attic", by the way, is an absolute masterpiece.

kingofthebingogame

Of course this was never a common practice, and in the 50's/60's was mostly relegated to folk artists/groups. Every folk act of the period had to have one live album of exclusive material in their oeuvre. The Kingston Trio "At the Hungry i", Bob Gibson and Bob Camp "At The Gate of Horn", The Limeliters "In Person" & "Sing Out!" are sterling examples. So I wonder: Is this Thompson showing his folk roots?

kingofthebingogame

Wonderful. It took me a while to understand why this is a live recording, but I remembered having read that this album was not produced in a studio. Some may not realize that there was a time when artists would debut new material before audiences and subsequently the recorded performance would be released in lieu of a studio album. This practice has virtually ceased altogether since the late 50's/early 60's. A lot of credit must be given to Richard Thompson for reviving the idea.

Henk Westerik

love this song.... and every time RT succeed in writing new brilliant songs.. and this so sooo good!!!

zeon40

words fail to truly describe this musical genius

BlameItOnThePenguin2

@JKJM1 I rlly wanted to see him live, especially just to hear this song. how was it??

TomRAFC

@BlameItOnThePenguin2 i have to agree the new cd is phenominal as was the tour off it. the man just keeps getting better. unsurpassed as a guitarist, vocalist and writer.

julie taron

Says it all, as only Mr. Thompson can.

BlameItOnThePenguin2

ah, his new CD... I have no words for it other than that it is amazing. This is a perfect ending song, for certain. With the words, and the guitar solo at the end, and just the imagery it gives of being someplace you are not, someplace that doesn't exist, though you're sitting right there in the home of your own thoughts.

John McKinlay

Watched RT in Glasgow last night..mesmerising !!! The new stuff is great. Thanks wilsu5.

Pippyhippa

Hauntingly Beautiful......... Absolutely love this song!!!!!

LordCatharsis

Such a Richard Thompson song. It has all the right ingredients. One of the greatest musicians of all time.

Tim Harris

I saw him in Peekskill NY last night and this shook the house. Incredible cure-all medicine.

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