Billy Currie, Keys and the Fiddle - 1h 6m 29s

Tracks & Durations

1. Memories Don´t Go	4:12
2. Sojourn	5:09
3. Tekabo Blue	4:29
4. Sisters And Brothers	5:52
5. Leap	1:21
6. The Fragile Skin pt. 1 Metronomic And Rising	1:41
7. The Fragile Skin pt. 2 Enchanted	4:48
8. The Fragile Skin pt. 3 Passage To Possession	7:05
9. The Fragile Skin pt. 4 Upswing	3:09
10. Breakdown My Door	2:47
11. Riding With Horse	2:29
12. Happy Valley	3:03
13. Spirit Of Her Spirit	4:32
14. Quiet Words	4:10
15. Clean Stones	2:11
16. Gloat	1:35
17. Playground	5:14
18. Away	2:32

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Review

This album is a mixture of New Music (including film soundtrack 'The Fragile Skin' plus 'Spirit of Her Spirit', 'Gloat', 'Playground') and a choice of music written after the Ultravox "Ingenuity" album (Sisters and Brothers, Leap, Quiet Words, Away, Clean Stones). 'Tekapo Blue' was supposed to be part of the 'Transportation' album but it did not seem to fit on the album at the time because it is quite spikey and hyper. Billy started work on a solo album in 1983 and five tracks were written and recorded but none were released and the album didn't get finished. These tracks were 'Memories Don't Go', 'Sojourn', 'Break Down My Door', 'Riding White Horses' and 'Happy Valley'. All these tracks are here on this album and feature Steve Howe, Hazel O Connor, Toby Anderson and Russell Bell.

This is the first time that the album has been available on CD and it has great artwork, with sleeve notes written by Billy. 'Keys and the Fiddle' is sure to appeal to his extensive and loyal fan base.Features Steve Howe, Hazel O'connor, Toby Anderson and Russell Bell.

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