3 thoughts on “1952”

  1. wow! thank you for sharing that. the depth and breadth of my ignorance amazes. thank you for enlightenment.

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  2. It’s never a bad time for Richard Thompson. He’s a bit uneven in quality, but when he’s on, he’s among the very best.

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  3. I met him on the bus from the parking lot in LAX once. I got him to sign a book of mine (the only paper I had) and then got Clive Gregson and Christine Collister to sign below the next night when I saw them perform.
    Brilliant as he is, he has never matched his first solo album, in my humble, but extremely eccentric, opinion.

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