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Description:
Dream Attic by Richard Thompson, released 30 August 2010, includes the following tracks: "Haul Me Up", "Here Comes Geordie", "Crimescene", "Stumble On" and more.
This version of Dream Attic comes as a 1xCD. -
Instead of heading into the studio to record a batch of new songs, Richard Thompson hit the road and recorded them in front of a live audience. Backed...
Gregg Morris - 15/Nov/2010
It’s hard to figure the lack of American commercial success for Richard Thompson. I have heard him describe it as, “a bit unlucky” or “laziness on ou...
John Patrick Higgins - 16/Sep/2010
Oh but this is lovely.Richard Thompson's new album is a live one in every sense of the word. Not for him the stop-gap measure or the contractual oblig...
Eric Dennis - 09/Sep/2010
In September of 2009, CNN's website published an interview with Richard Thompson under the headline "Richard Thompson, the greatest guitarist you've n...
STEVE PICK - 01/Sep/2010
Any Richard Thompson fan will tell you that no matter howgreat his records have been - and 1982's soon-to-be-reissued Shoot Out the Lights, with his t...
Neil McCormick - 01/Sep/2010
At 61, after a lifetime of making music, Richard Thompson still packs a punch. His 14th solo set features new songs recorded live, his virtuoso band s...
Steven Hyden - 31/Aug/2010
A stirring singer, an emotionally involving songwriter, a virtuoso guitarist—Richard Thompson earns his superlatives every time he steps onstage. In t...
David Gassmann - 30/Aug/2010
Consider this: In 1999, Richard Thompson released Mock Tudor, which is one of his two or three best albums, if not just the best. That’s 32 years into...
JEFF TAMARKIN - 30/Aug/2010
There’s a reason that Richard Thompson’s core of devoted fans returns to gig after gig: they know what to expect (consistently dazzling guitar work, b...
Nick Coleman - 29/Aug/2010
Thirteen new songs recorded with full band and great energy at assorted American venues, in all the favoured Ricardian registers, from sardonic (you c...
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