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Album review: Nick Keir



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Published Date: 24 August 2008
By Norman Chalmers
NICK KEIR
Fishing Up The Moon
***
Keir Records LRK3, £11.99
The MacCalmans singer and mandolin, whistle and moothie player has written eight out of a dozen songs on his latest solo album – and they're all about lurve and women: lost, found, joyfully remembered, regretted or missed. He paints the emotional life of the musician in lyrics full of endless possibility and loneliness – with not-infrequent visits to 'Hangover Street'. A handsomely produced foldout sleeve, fine backing musos from Denmark and Scotland and even a medley of Lennon/McCartney numbers make this his most absorbing album to date.

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  • Last Updated: 23 August 2008 3:04 PM
  • Source: Scotland On Sunday
  • Location: Scotland
  • Related Topics: album reviews
 
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Jawbone Walk,

Sciennes, Edinburgh 01/09/2008 17:15:08
...fair review, but doesn't mention how great the tunes are...My most-played CD of the moment

 

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