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Track List
01) Edward
02) Isabel
03) Lady Diamond
04) Cannon by Telemann
05) Peace on the Border
06) Blackleg Miner
07) White Man
08) Lanercost
09) Scarecrow
10) Take My Heart
01) Edward
02) Isabel
03) Lady Diamond
04) Cannon by Telemann
05) Peace on the Border
06) Blackleg Miner
07) White Man
08) Lanercost
09) Scarecrow
10) Take My Heart
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4:41
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4:23
4:06
4:39
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3:59
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First Released
1986
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"Back in Line" is an album by the electric folk band Steeleye Span.
This album, the band's 12th, was released in 1986, after a hiatus of almost 6 years. It is their first album without founding member Tim Hart, who quit the music business entirely. It is also the last album they recorded with Maddy Prior's husband, Rick Kemp, until They Called Her Babylon; Kemp suffered a shoulder injury that forced him to stop playing for a long time.
A single was released from this album - "Somewhere in London/ Lanercost". This suggests that "Somewhere in London" was recorded on the same sessions as the album. When Park Records re-released the album in 1991, this lost track appeared at the end, together with two live tracks - “Spotted Cow” (the first track on ‘’Below the Salt’’) and “One Misty Moisty Morning” (the first track on ‘'Parcel of Rogues.
The album's highlights include the energetic funk version of "Blackleg Miner", a similarly funky "White Man", which features as complicated a vocal arrangement as Steeleye has ever offered, and "Isabel", a strong piece sung by Prior, about the Countess of Buchan who helped crown Robert the Bruce. In general, the pieces have a strong rock feel.
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"Back in Line" is an album by the electric folk band Steeleye Span.
This album, the band's 12th, was released in 1986, after a hiatus of almost 6 years. It is their first album without founding member Tim Hart, who quit the music business entirely. It is also the last album they recorded with Maddy Prior's husband, Rick Kemp, until They Called Her Babylon; Kemp suffered a shoulder injury that forced him to stop playing for a long time.
A single was released from this album - "Somewhere in London/ Lanercost". This suggests that "Somewhere in London" was recorded on the same sessions as the album. When Park Records re-released the album in 1991, this lost track appeared at the end, together with two live tracks - “Spotted Cow” (the first track on ‘’Below the Salt’’) and “One Misty Moisty Morning” (the first track on ‘'Parcel of Rogues.
The album's highlights include the energetic funk version of "Blackleg Miner", a similarly funky "White Man", which features as complicated a vocal arrangement as Steeleye has ever offered, and "Isabel", a strong piece sung by Prior, about the Countess of Buchan who helped crown Robert the Bruce. In general, the pieces have a strong rock feel.
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