jason-cobb
Short, bluesy, not bad. It sounded like a very good pub band, nothing more, nothing less. John Barleycorn always reduces me to tears, whoever sings it.
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Short, bluesy, not bad. It sounded like a very good pub band, nothing more, nothing less. John Barleycorn always reduces me to tears, whoever sings it.
This started off well, but got a bit overblown rather quickly. Glad had a bit of a swing to it, but it soon seemed to settle into more indulgent territory. Too much folk and too rocky for my taste. It may also have helped that the intro was an instrumental, as am not very keen on the voice. Didn't feel it added anything.