Gaughan Website
Reviews
Sail On, The Scotsman
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ANOTHER powerful and heartfelt collection of songs from this most committed of singers, and a fine showcase for his guitar playing as well. Although a folk singer at heart, Gaughan draws equally directly on blues and rock. With the exception of Anna Mae, a song about the murder of a native-American activist, all the material is Gaughan's own, including an arrangement of a traditional song and a lovely instrumental. Topics include the loss of 1960s idealism, the chilling tale of a mercenary, and a couple of contrasting songs about the vagaries of the musical life.
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Gaughan Website
Reviews
Sail On, The Scotsman