Billy Bragg, Brewing Up with Billy Bragg - 34m 55s

Tracks & Durations

1. It Says Here	4:18
2. Love Gets Dangerous	2:23
3. The Myth Of Trust	2:54
4. From A Vauxhall Velox	2:31
5. The Saturday Boy	3:30
6. Island Of No Return	3:37
7. St Swithin's Day	3:54
8. Like Soldiers Do	2:39
9. This Guitar Says Sorry	2:31
10. Strange Things Happen	2:38
11. A Lover Sings	3:53

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Review

Billy Bragg, once-described as a "one-man Clash," has spent the last two decades writing and performing passionate, witty, socially conscious music. This is a reissue of Brewing Up with Billy Bragg, Billy's 1984 sophomore effort, with the addition of 1985's Between the Wars EP. The album title comes from his brief stint on tank patrol in the British Army, about which Billy says, "One guy would park the tank and another would throw the camouflage netting over it, while one of us inside would brew up a pot of tea. But the title could refer to brewing up trouble, as well." The album's grassroots-fueled success made good on an early publicity claim, "Billy Bragg has no band, no 'experimental' haircut, no gimmick, and no video. He has a couple of cheap electric guitars, enormous personality, courage, integrity, a repertoire of timeless songs and, very shortly, a second gold disc to give to his Mum."

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Brewing Up with Billy Bragg

Tracks: 8 (-3 tracks), Disk length: 26m 15s (-9m 20s)

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