Picture 1 of 1

Stock photo

Richard Thompson – Ship To Shore - 2 x LP Vinyl Records 12" - NEW Sealed - Picture 1 of 1

Ship to Shore by Thompson, Richard (Record, 2024)

More Things Music (15922)

100% positive feedback

Price:

US $29.95

ApproximatelyRM 126.46

+ $19.12 shipping

Estimated delivery Wed, 22 Oct - Mon, 3 Nov

Returns:

30 days return. Buyer pays for return shipping. If you use an eBay shipping label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.

Condition:

New

About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelNew West Records, Neww

UPC0607396580217

eBay Product ID (ePID)14071179073

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2024

GenreRock

ArtistThompson, Richard

Release TitleShip to Shore

Dimensions

Item Height0.35 in

Item Weight1.09 lb

Item Length12.81 in

Item Width12.45 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks12

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Freeze 1.2 The Fear Never Leaves You 1.3 Singapore Sadie 1.4 Trust 2.1 The Day That I Give in 2.2 The Old Pack Mule 2.3 Turnstile Casanova 2.4 Lost in a Crowd 3.1 Maybe 3.2 Life's a Bloody Show 3.3 What's Left to Lose 3.4 We Roll

Number of Discs2

NotesShip To Shore / Richard Thompson - When Richard Thompson began writing songs for his latest album, Ship to Shore, the artist was instinctively drawn to his own musical roots, employing them in the service of fashioning a deep and diverse 12-track collection that pulls from various styles, genres and eras, but remains unmistakably Richard Thompson. There's the rumbling, Motown-style rhythm that propels "Trust," and the straightforward riff-rock of "Turnstile Casanova." The drone-y "The Old Pack Mule," an "old man's song" that takes musical cues from 1600s-era European music, and "Life's a Bloody Show," an ode to "snake-oil salesmen and hucksters" that floats on a glammy, cabaret-like melody that's "almost like a parody of a Noël Coward song, or something from Berlin in the 1920s," Thompson says. "I liked the idea of having a strong base to work from and reaching out from there," he says. "And I think of my base as being British traditional music, but there's also Scottish music, there's Irish music. There's jazz and country and classical. As far as I'm concerned, once you establish your base you can reach out anywhere. It'll still be you ringing through, wherever you decide to go musically."