Vinyl Album - Jonathan Kelly - Twice Around The Houses - RCA Victor - UK

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Artist:	Jonathan Kelly
Title:	Twice Around The Houses
Label:	RCA Victor
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	SF 8262
Date:	Mar 1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	11 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jonathan Kelly	Madeleine	Jonathan Kelly	Rate
A2	Jonathan Kelly	Sligo Fair	Jonathan Kelly	Rate
A3	Jonathan Kelly	We're All Right Til Then	Jonathan Kelly	Rate
A4	Jonathan Kelly	Ballad Of Cursed Anna	Jonathan Kelly	Rate
A5	Jonathan Kelly	Leave Them Go	Jonathan Kelly	Rate
B1	Jonathan Kelly	We Are The People	Jonathan Kelly	Rate
B2	Jonathan Kelly	Rainy Town	Jonathan Kelly	Rate
B3	Jonathan Kelly	The Train Song	Jonathan Kelly	Rate
B4	Jonathan Kelly	I Used To Know You	Jonathan Kelly	Rate
B5	Jonathan Kelly	Hyde Park Angels	Jonathan Kelly	Rate
B6	Jonathan Kelly	Rock You To Sleep	Jonathan Kelly	Rate

Notes

Produced by Tony Cox.

Images

Number: 455394 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: nboldock Description: Front Cover	Number: 469537 Uploaded By: TopPopper Description: Back cover	Number: 469538 Uploaded By: TopPopper Description: Label side 1	Number: 469539 Uploaded By: TopPopper Description: Label side 2
Number: 2647829 Uploaded By: Burton LeB SUBS Description: Half-page LP ad, Melody Maker 25 Mar 1972

Comments and Reviews


Gian_paolo 26th Feb 2021		I liked this and the previous one too, the following were rockier, still good on my opinion. Died last year sadly :(



ppint. 26th Feb 2021		liked it, bought it, played it often - friends liked it too - ''madelaine'' and ''the ballad of curséd anna'' were the stand-outs i still remember fondly - four of us went to see him on tour and quite enjoyed the concert: his patter was good, and he sang his songs well; but he sang (& played) nothing new or old - it was pretty much just a promotion for the lp... - and his ''sound'' was so dependent upon the kopikat (?''copicat''?) - a guitarist's pedal-controlled electronic echo device, iirc - making up for his reliance upon simply strumming chords to accompany his voice - and it got boring. it got very boring. he used it on every song. and not just on every song, but always with the same time-delay setting. . . it got terminally boring. neither i, nor any of my friends, even looked out for a follow-up album, never mind asked to listen to (whatever it was) in our local record shops... - did he actually recover from his success with this, his first rca lp ? - because it was & is good - just, the kopikat alone kouldn't kover his lack of picking tekneek.



TopPopper 29th Oct 2013		More scans added. No chance of reading the back of the sleeve at this resolution - it's the album lyrics of course.



nboldock 13th Sep 2013		Superb album, this. Another one crying out for a reissue.

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See Also

Jonathan Kelly - Wait Till They Change The Backdrop - RCA Victor - UK (1973)

Skeeter Davis - Love Takes A Lot Of My Time - RCA Victor - UK (1972)

Nilsson - Nilsson Schmilsson - RCA Victor - UK (1972)

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