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a song about the "homeless," the tramps of London, covered by numerous other artists over the years and to which McTell, who owes his stage name to Blind Willie McTell, practically owes his entire popularity. Discover the review
a song about the "homeless," the tramps of London, covered by numerous other artists over the years and to which McTell, who owes his stage name to Blind Willie McTell, practically owes his entire popularity.
Ralph May, who renamed himself McTell out of love for blues, is a true poet of song, capable of enriching beautiful melodies with lyrics of rare sensitivity, such as those of "Nanna's Song," "Clown," "Girl On A Bicycle," and of course "Streets Of London," one of his masterpieces, certainly not the only one but undoubtedly his flagship piece Discover the review
Ralph May, who renamed himself McTell out of love for blues, is a true poet of song, capable of enriching beautiful melodies with lyrics of rare sensitivity, such as those of "Nanna's Song," "Clown," "Girl On A Bicycle," and of course "Streets Of London," one of his masterpieces, certainly not the only one but undoubtedly his flagship piece
"You Well-Meaning Brought Me Here," blatantly poorly packaged and "sold" even worse, is simply a milestone: beyond folk, a unique and unrepeatable art-pop of sophistication, an original, imaginative, enchanting concept album, shining in absolute perfection Discover the review
"You Well-Meaning Brought Me Here," blatantly poorly packaged and "sold" even worse, is simply a milestone: beyond folk, a unique and unrepeatable art-pop of sophistication, an original, imaginative, enchanting concept album, shining in absolute perfection
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