Sealed LP: Big Dish: Swimmer
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Nov 11, 2024 Sold Date
Mar 25, 2022 Start Date
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Description

The Big Dish

Swimmer

FACTORY SEALED LP

Format: Sealed Album

Country: U.S.A.

Record Company & Release Number: Virgin/Warner Brothers: 9 25519-1

Original release date: 1986

Bar Code: 07599255191

Condition of the cover: MINT

Condition of this sealed album: Sealed - Assumed Mint

My inventory number: 206181

Shipping Weight: 1 pounds, 0 ounces

Notes:

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Songs

  • Prospect Street
  • Christina's World
  • Slide
  • Big New Beginning
  • Another People's Palace
  • Swimmer
  • The Lonliest Man in the World
  • Jealous
  • Her Town
  • Beyond the Pale
  • Second Swimmer
Credits

  • Heather Angel: Photography
  • Paul Hardiman: Producer
  • Glyn Johns: Producer
  • Steve Lindsay: Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
  • Red Ranch: Design
  • Ian Richie: Programming, Saxophone, Producer
  • Chris Sheldon: Engineer
  • Gary Wathen: Art Direction, Design

Album Review for "Swimmer"

Review by William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

Steven Lindsay's songwriting, like his singing, is tasteful, cultured (two references to painter Andrew Wyeth in the first five songs, including one titled after his masterpiece, "Christina's World"), and a bit dull. The guitars chime, the machine-made beats burble, and Lindsay contemplates existence, from dead-end "Prospect Street" to a "Big New Beginning" in what sounds suspiciously like L.A. But there is a difference between swimming and treading water that he doesn't seem to recognize.

The Big Dish biography by John Bush

The Scottish pop trio Big Dish formed in 1983 around vocalist and guitarist Steven Lindsay, guitarist Brian McFie, bassist Raymond Docherty, and saxophone/keyboard player Ian Ritchie. Signed to Virgin by 1986, the group released the album Swimmer, which pleased critics but failed to reach the charts. Second LP Creeping Up on Jesus also failed to ignite despite several excellent songs, and Big Dish were dropped from Virgin after the label's attempts to request song material were rebuffed. Essentially a duo of Lindsay and McFie by the turn of the decade, Big Dish signed to EastWest and released Satellites in 1991.

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