ALBUM

Shelagh McDonald

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Studio Album, released in 1970

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Mirage (4:01)
2. Look Over the Hill and Faraway (5:11)
3. Crusoe (3:50)
4. Waiting for the Wind to Rise (4:55)
5. Ophelia's Song (2:48)
6. Richmond (2:45)
7. Let no Man Steal Your Thyme (3:21)
8. Peacock Lady (3:27)
9. Silk and Leather (2:58)
10. You Know You Can't Lose (5:03)
11. Ophelia's Song (2:07)

Total time: 40:26

Bonus tracks on CD reissue:
12. Jesus is Just Right (2:58)
13. Book of Rhyme (2:53)
14. What More Can I Say? (2:53)
15. The City's Cry (Version 1) (2:33)
16. The City's Cry (Version 2) (2:44)
17. Rod's Song (3:10)
18. Stargazer (False Start) (0:42)
19. Stargazer (4:12)

Total time: 58:31

Line-up / Musicians

- Shelagh McDonald / guitar, keyboards, vocals
- Keith Christmas / guitar
- Gerry Conway / drums
- Pat Donaldson / bass
- Michael Evans / bass
- Tristan Fry / vocals
- Gordon Huntley / guitar
- Roger Powell / drums
- Andy Roberts / guitar

Releases information

LP B&C CAS 1019 (1970) UK
CD Mooncrest CRESTCD 059 Z (2000) UK
CD Cool Sounds WAS-1043 (2005) Japan

Thanks to ClemofNazareth for the addition
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3 stars Generally, if asked to describe Shelagh by way of comparison to other artists, I'd probably say she's like Joni Mitchell crossed with Sandy Denny, but with a richer singing voice than either. On this first album though, she reminds me mostly of Judy Collins. The comparison is partly vocal - their vo ... (read more)

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