Nicely out of Tune (1970)

 

1.	Lady Eleanor	Alan Hull	4:15
2.	Road to Kingdome come	Rod Clements	4:14
3.	Winter Song	Alan Hull	5:13
4.	Turn a deaf ear	Rab Noakes	3:56
5.	Clear White Light	Alan Hull	4:02

 

1.	We can swing together	Alan Hull	5:47
2.	Alan in the river with flowers	Alan Hull	3:09
3.	Down	Alan Hull	3:10
4.	The things I should have said	Rod Clements	4:02
5.	Jackhammer Blues	Woody Guthrie	3:25
6.	Scarecrow Song	Alan Hull	3:20

Additional CD-Tracks

1.	Knacker's Yard Blues	Rod Clements	3:37
2.	Nothing but the marvellous is beautiful	Alan Hull	4:41

Album Cover Info

• ROD CLEMENTS     Electric Bass, organ, piano, violin, guitars, vocals
• ALAN HULL             Vocals, acoustic guitar, 12 string, organ, piano, electric piano, big Jim
• RAY JACKSON        Vocals, mandolin, harmonica, flatulette
• SIMON COWE         Lead, acoustic and 12 string guitars, mandolin, banjo, vocals
• RAY LAIDLAW       Drums, etc.

Produced by John Anthony Thanks to .. .. .. Ian, Charlie, Pat, Kath, Betsy, Barbara, Anna, Rosamund, Francesca, Berenice, Julia, Dave Wood, Joe Robertson, Jeff Sadler, Richard Squirrel, Drummond, Mr. Bolton, Barbara Hayes, Spectrum, Uncle Tony and all at No. 7

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Who are the persons behind the "Thanks list" ?

First named is Ian, Si's younger brother and Lindisfarne's roadie until the disband in 73. Then there is the "Hull family", Alan's wife Pat and his daughters Rosamund, Francesca and Berence. Coming from the pre-LF time still under the name of "Brethren" and "Downtown Faction" are Jeff Sadler and Richard Squirrel. Long time friend and major impact in the early years: Barbara Hayes. Engineer was David Wood.