Lindisfarne - Nicely Out of Tune (1970) 24-bit 96kHz Vinyl R torrent

Folk-Rock 1970 UK LP Charisma CAS 1025
FLAC Vinyl Rip

Review:
''...But it is still 'Nicely Out Of Tune' that was their finest hour.
Of the eleven songs that were put on the original album, nine were written by Alan Hull. Songs Alan had been singing on the folk club circuit for years, but now had been given extra sharpness and clarity by his Geordie mates gathered around him. We also get one song from Rod Clements and one from band mate Rab Noakes. All of Lindisfarne were multi instrumentalists, so there was always plenty of swapping of instruments on stage.
There are protest songs mixed in with love songs, ballads, and kick up your heels barn dances. But through it all there is a feeling of fun and kindred spirit. Alan Hull singing 'The Winter Song' would send shivers down any spine. 'Clear White Light Part Two' is the first song Lindisfarne ever played together, and was the final encore when they once and for all called it a day at their final concert November 1st, 2003 - naturally at the Newcastle City Hall.''

Track listing:

01. Lady Eleanor
02. Road To Kingdom Come
03. Winter Song
04. Turn A Deaf Ear
05. Clear White Light - part 2
06. We Can Swing Together
07. Alan In The River With Flowers
08. Down
09. The Things I Should Have Said
10. Jackhammer Blues
11. Scarecrow Song

NB. The surface noise at the start of track 8 is intentional.

Personnel:

Rod Clements - electric bass, organ, piano, violin, guitars, vocals
Alan Hull - vocals, acoustic guitar, 12 string, organ, piano, electric piano, big Jim
Ray Jackson - vocals, mandolin, harmonica, flatulette
Simon Cowe - Lead, acoustic and 12 string guitars, mandolin, banjo, vocals
Ray Laidlaw - drums, etc.
Produced by John Anthony

Technicals:

Knosti RCM.
Michell GyroDec full version.
Funk Firm FXR II Tonearm.
Audio Technica AT33PTG/II MC Cartridge.
Harman Kardon HK990 Integrated Amplifier.
Gold Interconnects. E-MU 0204 Audio Interface.
Recording, split and manual de-click with Adobe Audition 3.0.1
Click Repair 3.8.4

Big thanks to son-of-albion for this great rip.