Radio Autumn Attic was Martin's second album of the 21st century and was
dashed off pretty quick during 2001 and released in 2002. It was written
and recorded as a single body of work. It was recorded and produced by
Nelson at Nelson's housem as was Spirit Cage, but with better quality gear
and more use was made of computer gadgetry.
Conceived as a radio broadcast it doesn't quite come off, but does feature
some of Martin's most ambitious and mature songwriting to date. It has
proved the most popular album since The Greatest Living Englishman and
has sold enough copies to appear in Cherry Red's top ten best sellers for
several months. This is possibly due to some favourable
press reviews and Martin putting himself about a bit more lately appearing
on National and local television and radio.
If you liked Radio Autumn Attic you'll want to invest in the EP that followed
it closely. Entitled Songs From The Station Hotel it featured four songs
that were recorded around the same time.
Songs :- The Duchess Of Leylandia/The
Wicked Witch/Beat Street
Do You Dream Of The Sea?/A Woman And Some Whisky
World Of The Stars/Because She's Driftwood/Life As A Broken Doll/Sailing
To America/When We Were A Thing/The Beer Elves/Prende Mi
Cd also includes Martin reading excepts from his autobiography
'This Little Ziggy'.
FOR A FULL DISCOGRAPHY SEE JANGLY
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