Track 4 - Early Morning Breeze.

Butterfield wrote:

Hawaii

Yes, there.

That was a very deftly dainty final flourish there.

I wonder what this all sounded like to fresh ears in the 70s. I can just hear "country"/Dolly.

This is fine, but I've not nothing to say, Hang on, this is a Pink Floyd song, an early Richard Wright one.

You can hear the theme song from the BBC's Butterflies by Ronnie Hazlehurst in this one.

The Music was Much too loud…

Quite Gordon Lightfoot.

I like this one.

Track 5 - Highlight of My Life.

The country guitar returns.

There's a distinct English folk sound to this.

Despite the reference to "Irish leaves".

Butterfield wrote:

The country guitar returns.

Pedal steel guitar.

This is impossible to dislike.

Unless you're a racist.

Track 6 - I Will Always Love You.

The other famous one, I Will Always Love You

Whitney Houston cover.

Nightjar wrote:

There's a distinct English folk sound to this.

Despite the reference to "Irish leaves".

Quote :

My mother had that old-timey voice, and she used to sing all these songs that were brought over from the Old World. They were English, Irish, Welsh, folk songs where people tell stories.