Dick Philpot | The South London Stroll

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The South London Stroll

by Dick Philpot

Folk roots music from the South London Streets by a semi finalist in the UK songwriting contest.
Genre: Folk: Alternative Folk
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1. Sub Prime
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2. The River Is Dead
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3. What I Need Is Your Love
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4. The South London Stroll
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5. I Liked 1973
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6. The Goodliest River
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7. A Place Full of Dreams
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8. Oh My Soul
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9. Something and Nothing
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10. Confetti
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11. An Undefeated Heart
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12. The London Rain
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13. Did You Do That
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14. The Lonesome Tree
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15. Humanity
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
The toast rack, the snare drum, the djembe, the cajon, the cabassa, the harmonica, the melodeon, the melodica, the castanets, the 12 string, the nylon string, the 6 string, the bottle neck and tamborine - they are all here! The plaintive, the joyous, the harmonious and the rebellious - they are all here! The windswept, the heartless, the hopeless, the loveless, the dreamer, the balladeer - they are all here. The city street, the tenement building, the rolling river, the tall trees, the sunshine on your face - they are all here. The primal Dennis Wilson, the harmonies of the Beach Boys, the individualism of Roy Wood, the loneliness of Roy Orbison, the 'rinky dink ting a ling a chimey thing' production of Brian Wilson, the reflection of Springsteen and the heart of Woody - they are all here. Big thanks to Justine Barker of Smiling Knife for providing backing vocals on many of the tracks. Big hugs also to Bev, Sam, Johnny B and Davey Helmore. Li de da, la de de, la de la de, la la la la !

Enjoy.

Dick Philpot


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Justine Barker

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This album from Dick Philpot is a must for music fans who appreciate old fashioned, good songwriting with conscience and content that comments on the world we live in.

Subjects that inspire this artist are deeply varied: ‘Sub Prime’ is a poignant account on the economic climate as it hit the US; ‘The South London Stroll’ is a rockin’ piece of American sounding, slide guitar that gets your feet tapping whilst telling us about our singer’s hometown; and ‘What I Need is Your Love’ is quite simply a heartfelt, honest declaration of love.

‘Confetti’ is probably my personal favourite on this album; its pure poetry: wonderful lyrics, simple arrangement and Dick’s deeply emotive voice tearing at your conscience, the way Johnny Cash does, when he sings ‘Hurt’.

For those who haven’t heard Dick Philpot before, I would describe this album as that of the original singer songwriter; styles and subjects are widely varied, with something in there for everyone. Just listen.