Lesley Duncan Rare and Unreleased, 1977 to 1986 [limited time only]

Information can be found here.

I noticed this when I assembled together the other seventies albums she made, which I so hugely loved, surprised too that I had never come across the artist before, especially since I knew the Love Song track from childhood (which reappears on this cd in a different version).

Unfortunately this did not blow me out of the water, but it has some really nice soft touches here and there.  It makes sense since it comprises leftovers from the wonderful official releases, beginning in the late seventies.  Worth it, for completion's sake.  

Note the last song called Tomorrow which really grew on me, despite the relatively trite theme done so many times in this naive and heartfully sincere period in time now so completely lost thanks to social media with its dumbass adolescent comments and stupid memes:

There are some tracks that pander to that awful 80s style but luckily not many, incl. an 80s version of Bob Dylan's Masters of War tune.  Quite surprising to hear that one.

I can't justify posting more than a limited time only. Look at the beautiful photograph that they placed inside the CD booklet!