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Iain Matthews

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Iain Matthews 's first CD release in 1993 was the album The Soul of Many Places. During those last 14 years, 32 albums of the artist were released (see our discographies to learn more about these albums). Hereunder are some of Iain Matthews's best successes. By the way, did you ever wonder how the artist succeded ? Check out Iain Matthews biography to find out !
A Tiniest Wham
The Dark Ride/God Looked Down
Pure and Crooked/Skeleton Key
Spot of Interference
The Soul of Many Places: The Elektra Years, 1972-1974

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Review of Iain Matthews : The Dark Ride/God Looked Down
Digitally remastered two-fer featuring a pair of acclaimed albums by this Folk/Rock singer songwriter originally released in the '90s (1994's Dark Ride and God Looked Down from 1996). These albums were originally released on a small independent American label, but have not been available for a number of years. 25 tracks. BGO. 2006.

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Your latest reviews - Iain Matthews : A Celtic Cowboy
I've never cared much for British folk music, and I find English band's attempts at country music laughable for the most part,but there's always an exception that proves the rule and this guy might just be it. Matthews Southern Country was Iain's first post-Fairport Convention attempt at country music and the result was pretty tepid. By the time he began recording solo for Electra Records in the early seventies he seemed to have found his voice and his style.There are excellent cover versions here of Tom Waits, Jesse Winchester, and even the dreaded Steely Dan. Iain sails through them with ease and contributes several worthy songs of his own. The version of "Seven Bridges Road" here was lifted intact by the Eagles a few years later.Iain Matthews continues to enjoy modest success to this day and his musical output is never less than enjoyable, but he has never surpassed the music collected here on this highly recommended CD.