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11. Aug. 2020 · Follow us back to Olde, Olde England for a look at Richard and Linda Thompson’s classic 1974 album I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight. Actually, 1974 wasn’t that Olde - by that point, the English had been enjoying color TV for eight long years. But Richard Thompson’s songs evoke an England that existed centuries before The Avengers and The Prisoner brightened the airwaves. His is an ...
I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight. I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight è il secondo album discografico di Richard Thompson (ed il primo a nome Richard and Linda Thompson ), pubblicato dalla casa discografica Island Records nell'aprile [7] del 1974 . Nel 2012 l'album fu inserito, dalla rivista musicale Rolling Stone, nella lista dei ...
Listen to the folk guitar legend Richard Thompson's best songs in acoustic version! ♫ Listen to the full album on YouTube → http://bit.ly/2FRSbJG⇓ Stream on ...
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Recorded on s shoestring budget over the course of a few days in May 1973, I Want To See the Bright Lights Tonight sat on the shelf for one year. But when it was released it immediately changed the course of Richard Thompson’s career. It was his first proper album since leaving Fairport Convention, and his first album with his new wife Linda ...
Jewel case with 4-page booklet with lyrics. Original album released by Island Records in 1974, issued by Carthage in 1983. Credits e.g. vocals, guitar, etc for Richard and Linda Thompson not present on release. Artist on cover: Richard And Linda Thompson. Artist on spine and CD label: Richard & Linda Thompson.
1. Mai 2024 · By David Hepworth. Photo by Andy Horvitch. In April 1974, Richard and Linda Thompson’s first album, I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight, was released, Richard Nixon was still in the White House and Alf Ramsey was in his last days managing England. At the time, the shop workers’ union were campaigning for a £35 wage for a 35-hour week ...
Richard and Linda Thompson originally released I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight written by Richard Thompson [GB] and Richard and Linda Thompson released it on the single I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight in 1974. It was also covered by Spencer Davis, Barrence Whitfield with Tom Russell, Matt Pond PA, Dave Burland and other artists.
