GAUGHAN, Dick - Handful Of Earth (Deluxe Edition) - Vinyl (gatefold LP)
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Dick GAUGHAN
Handful Of Earth (Deluxe Edition)
Topic
gatefold LP Cat: TTSLP 009Rel: 9 Feb 26
Folk/Americana Side 1 - Track 1. Erin Go Bragh Side 1 - Track 2. Now Westin Winds Side 1 - Track 3. Craigie Hill Side 1 - Track 4. World Turned Upside Down Side 1 - Track 5. The Snow They Melt The Soonest Side 2 - Track 1. Laugh Erne/First Kiss At Parting Side 2 - Track 2. Scojun Waltz/Randers Hopsa Side 2 - Track 3. Song For Ireland Side 2 - Track 4. Workers' Song Side 2 - Track 5. Both Sides The Tweed
Originally released in 1981, this landmark record from Scottish folk singer Dick Gaughan arrives again with its force undimmed. It was his fifth solo studio album and his third for Topic, made after a period of illness and withdrawal, and it captures an artist returning with sharpened purpose. Rooted in traditional song but alive to contemporary politics, it helped fix Gaughan's reputation as one of the most uncompromising voices in British folk. The selection moves easily between centuries. Robert Burns' 'Now Westlin Winds' sits alongside the defiant 'Erin Go Bragh', whilst Phil and June Colclough's 'Song For Ireland' is delivered with plainspoken intensity. Gaughan's own reworking of 'Both Sides The Tweed' closes the set, arguing for Scottish independence without rancour or retreat. Throughout, his guitar playing is spare and resolute, giving the songs room to speak with clarity and conviction.
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