(03) Nobody’s Child

[Jules]

A 10 for me is not album related but generally MK/DS repertoire alike. A 10 would be TR or SAN or 5.15 am..

LE

The songs we already heard sits in a comfortable 7/8 rate as MK managed to do something different and surprising from the previous records, there are non 10 but some 8 ratings.

[Eddie Fox]

I haven't heard Nobody's Child, yet, so can't give an opinion.

My list, so far:

Dancefloor  9/10
Good On You 8/10
One Song At a Time 8/10
Drover's  8/10
Trapper Man  7/10
Floating Away  7/10 
Nobody Does That 7/10
My Bacon Roll   6/10
Just a Boy   2/10

My favorite ones are Back on the Dance Floor, Trapper Man, One Song at the Time and Nobody's Child, followed by Nobody Does That, Good on You Son, My Bacon Roll and Just a Boy. Floating Away and Drover's Road tend to be skippers but it might change as I get the full album, let's see.

As an album it's probably gonna team up with Shangri-La and Golden Heart, right behind STP.

[Nick14]

I listened in album order today - 10 songs in total (missing When You Leave and the final five songs). This is where I am at the moment:

Trapper Man - 9/10
Back on the Dancefloor - 5/10
Nobody's Child - 7/10
Just a Boy Away From Home - 8/10
When You Leave - TBC
Good on You Son - 7/10
My Bacon Roll - 8/10
Nobody Does That - 6/10
Drovers' Road - 8/10
One Song At A Time - 9/10
Floating Away - 8/10
Slow Learner - TBC
Heavy Up - TBC
Every Heart in the Room - TBC
Rear View Mirror - TBC
Matchstick Man - TBC

It is hard to get much sense of an album here - but I will wait for the actual album before I come to any real view on that - complete with the other songs of course, some of which may help knit this thing together in a more cohesive way.

[naif]

Favourite with one song at a time. Great song

Especially i like  K..  In yeekee  part. Fit the songs soul i think.

[Robson]

Number one

[Robson]

Since yesterday, whenever I listen to this song, I think about Back To Tupelo.This guitar... Mark thank youuuuuu...

[Dutchessy]

Really love how he sings this line:

The sky was dark but it did not rain

[Robson]

Really love how he sings this line:

The sky was dark but it did not rain

Oh yes 

[shangri la 1]

As mentioned by ds1984 in the early thread re DTRW, Lonnie Donegan did play  "Come a Cow Cow Yippee" as far back as 1960.