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Rafferty Emerged from the Scottish Folk Scene in the Late 60s, Alongside Billy Connolly and Tam Harvey in the Humblebums. He Then Recorded as a Soloist for the Legendary Folk Imprint, Transatlantic, Where These Tracks Originate. Even Then, He was Showing Real Signs of the Pop Sensibility that Would Come to Full Fruition in Steeler's Wheel and Eventually his Solo Career.
This is a great reproduced album by Silverline Records. It includes the original 13 tracks from 1971 "Can I Have My Money Back?" Transatlantic release of the album remastered in 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound plus 12 of the 15 track from Rafferty's 1974 self-titled Visa Records album release in 5.1 Dolby Digital as well. Those tracks are mainly a "best of Humblebums" compilation album. Overall, this reveals the more folk sounding side of Gerry Rafferty, so it sounds a little different from "City to City" and "Night Owl" albums. Alot of the songs here are can be pretty catchy, happy and or laid back. I have heard the tunes "Can I Have My Money Back?" and "Mary Skeffington" on Sirius XM Satellite Radio and I really like both of them along with "New Street Blues," "Sign on the Dotted Line" and "One Drink Down." If you are going to buy this album, go for this release considering that the CD and vinyl releases are out of print, so this will probably be cheaper. This album is probably more for the true fans considering the album lacked commercial success failing to chart in the US and UK.
