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22 Dec, 2021

Great compilation of Stacey Kent's earlier music

13 Oct, 2008

Has the CD of this album been deleted from catalogue?

I haven't seen this one advertised new anywhere in a while, including online. I had a copy on tape which is all but worn out. Further, certain songs, such as "Watching the River Flow", do not appear to be available on any other legitimate releases. The version of "When I paint my Masterpiece" is possibly another one. It's an old compilation, though apparently Bob selected the songs himself. Released not long after The Concert for Bangladesh, from where the cover photo was taken. Dry spell in Bob's career. Compilation likely released to remind people he was still alive and well. "Watching the River Flow" recorded with Concert for Bangladesh musicians e.g. Leon Russell, Carl Radle, possibly Jesse Ed Davis. Many of the other songs are readily available on the classic studio albums of the Sixties though it's good to hear this career overview up to 1971.

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