Track 4 - I Should Have Looked Away.

4: I should Have looked Away.

Piano.

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Lots more fancy words.

If it had a mid-70s production sound it'd be awesome.

Joni-esque vocal gymnastics.

This sounds like the sort of thing she did on the second Lone Justice album but from the point of view of a much older woman.

I love this. I love it when she uses a piano. I'd assume it's her playing, as well.

There are echoes of the Mcgarrigles here too.

She is a powerful but unsubtle pianist.

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This sounds like the sort of thing she did on the second Lone Justice album but from the point of view of a much older woman.

This is what I have been saying.

Song just ends dangling there.

Track 5 - Right Down to the Heart of That There London.

"The Globe and the Tate."

Joan Baez.

Actually, I'm probably getting her confused with Joni Mitchell.

Again.

She can at moments be approaching Laura Nyro territory, but she just pulls back in time.

More piano and compelling chord changes.

She's getting through so many words on this album.

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Her voice is amazing for a woman pushing 60.

I don't really know that much about 70s female singer songwriters.

I don't know why I said that.