Robb Johnson 'Pennypot Lane' black vinyl LP

I decided to make a record of old songs that other people have liked, and / or that I play differently now, and / or that haven’t appeared on vinyl before. So, here, there’s: “Pennypot Lane”, a fox song that people like, “Winter Turns to Spring” that was Tony Benn’s favourite song, “The Blue Sea Says Yes”, a song about how the sea welcomes us all, heroic or fragile, equally in our mortality (something like that anyway) , that I had forgotten about till people started saying how much they liked it, “More Than Enough”, that Roy Bailey and Martin Simpson have kindly rescued from the obscurity of its previous appearance on a CD in 1992, “Babbecombe at the Closing of the Day”, a song about going to Babbecombe model village, “At the Siege of Madrid” which quite a few people like, but is one of those songs that always somehow eludes a definitive performance, “A True History of Couscous”, a song I like that is more or a less fictionalized autobiography, and lastly “You Don’t Have to Say Goodbye”.

Tracklisting -

Side A -

1. Pennypot Lane

2. Winter Turns to Spring

3. The Blue Sea Says Yes

4. More Than enough

Side B -

1. Babbecombe at the Closing of the Day

2. At the Siege of Madrid

3. A True history of Couscous

4. You Don't Have to Say Goodbye