https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3fX0IcNZms&list=OLAK5uy_nETZKMXQrMtRgwFS_AXfguu7a5snlibIs


1. S.O.B. 3:43
2. The Road Between 4:18
3. Lights Out 3:44
4. Better Beware 4:44
5. Nobody Noticed It 4:33
6. Sinking In 4:30
7. Important 3:48
8. So Lovely 4:55
9. Indifferent 3:57
10. Gone 4:05
11. To Whom It May Concern 4:36
12. "Excuse Me" (hidden track appended to the end of "To Whom It May Concern") 3:16

Length: 50:45


https://www.discogs.com/master/188778-Lisa-Marie-Presley-To-Whom-It-May-Concern
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/To_Whom_It_May_Concern_(Lisa_Marie_Presley_album)

This is her debut album. I have it on CD, though have only listened to it a couple of times. I think that Lights Out was a single and she promoted it in the UK at the time, though it didn't do very well.

She might have appeared on exciting shows such as Open House with Gloria Hunniford on Channel 5.

Butterfield wrote:

This is her debut album. I have it on CD, though have only listened to it a couple of times. I think that Lights Out was a single and she promoted it in the UK at the time, though it didn't do very well.

She might have appeared on exciting shows such as Open House with Gloria Hunniford on Channel 5.

Lights Out actually got as high as number 16! And from some of the clips of her shown over the last couple of days reminded me that she actually performed it on Top of the Pops.

8 minutes to go?

It's started!

Track 1 - S.O.B.

In!

Track 1:

Sultry voice.

Hairbrush advert.

Theme to that Blake Edwards film?

Bass. Singing.

Bit Chris Isaak.

S.O.B.

Sone of who or what?

Bit Sheryl Tweedy Crow.

I seem to remember this is all quite Sheryl Crowey.

Language.

Clinical production.

Potty mouth.

Angsty but rather tuneless.