Mirror Blue (2-lp, Clear "Mirror" Vinyl) - Richard Thompson - Music - REAL GONE MUSIC - 0848064012702 - September 17, 2021
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Richard Thompson
Mirror Blue (2-lp, Clear "Mirror" Vinyl) Limited edition

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Any album boasting a song as gorgeous and heartfelt as "Beeswing" is going to be a keeper. But Richard Thompson's 1994 release Mirror Blue has a lot more going for it than just that classic. "King of Bohemia" will tease tears from your eyes, and those looking for rave-ups will be transported by Thompson's solos on "The Way That It Shows" and "Mascara Tears." It's one of his best, if most underappreciated records; but Mirror Blue never saw a release on vinyl in the U. S.; and, even though it clocks in at 55 minutes, it was released as a single album in the UK. So, our release rights two wrongs; this album has never sounded or looked as good as it does on this 2-LP set housed inside a gorgeous gatefold jacket. Clear "Mirror" vinyl pressing limited to 1200 copies!

CLEAR MIRROR VINYL

Media Music     VINYL     LP   (Vinyl)
Number of records 2
Released September 17, 2021
EAN/UPC 0848064012702
Label REAL GONE MUSIC LP-RGM-1270LE
Genre Folk
Dimensions 320 × 325 × 7 mm   ·   600 g   (Weight (estimated))

Track list

  1. 1.   LP  

    1. For the Sake of Mary
    2. I Can't Wake Up to Save
    3. Mgb-gt
    4. The Way That It Shows
    5. Easy There, Steady Now
    6. King of Bohemia
    7. Shane and Dixie

  2. 2.   LP  

    1. Mingus Eyes
    2. I Ride in Your Slipstream
    3. Beeswing
    4. Fast Food
    5. Mascara Tears
    6. Taking My Business

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