Distinctive and substantial, this is a really lovely record. A good length and knew when to incorporate but not be overwhelmed by the sax. Cool

A nice and chill six with intrigue and soul

Randomly one song absolutely slapped for no reason. Imagine peak Pink Floyd just decided to hire an Italian woman to sing. Outrageous. The rest was ok but didn’t grip me anywhere near as much

Perhaps one of the most solid vibes records I’ve heard for a while. I could listen to the late JC put his stamp on some covers all day long.

Easiest 7 I’ve ever given

This isn’t the album I was expecting. Maybe it’s fun, but it’s got a synthetic sheath. It felt quite formulaic, and it sounded good, but I can’t help but feel like it lacked some depth. Maybe it just ages badly when a singer who dies a premature death eulogises his own hedonism?

Wow. Phenomenal. I’ll start with the vocals, and Joan Baez has such a captivating voice. Yet the highlight is a particularly good lyric, I loved the line about being taken by some photographs particularly. And then the cover - which can so often dwarf the rest of an album in stature - felt authentic and perfectly situated in the context of the album. The Dylan influence is obvious but there is also Joni Mitchell in here too. A wonderful record which I rate highly.

I really vibed with the intro track being a feature of another artist telling you to listen to her whole album. I needed that pep talk because it does go on for an hour. Definitely unique and enjoyable sound

A pretty emphatic and groovy record. Without trying to sound too much like Austin Powers, maybe this sort of thing really is my bag, baby. I can’t put my finger on what it is. It’s like the energy of black gospel combined with a disco rock kick.

An enjoyable record. Had its moments as beeping music but did a good job generally of steering clear and producing something more driving and focussed. I think it’s better than Sound of Silver, despite my matching scores