Orange & Silver, by Benjamin Wetherill (7")

What you say No-one has reviewed Orange & Silver by Benjamin Wetherill yet. Give us your opinion on Orange & Silver by Benjamin Wetherill. What we say This record left our Phil feeling ecstatic. A tall man called Benjamin Wetherill turned up at our office yesterday with a bunch of singles which co incidentally had his name on. After I got over the enormous coincidence of the whole thing I got myself together and played it. This is proper wistful English quaint folk of the highest order. It's actually extremely good and if Clint was here he'd be able to give me some obscure folk comparisons which alas I can't can't do as I don't have the same knowledge of ye olde folkenware. It sounds pretty timeless though and when the lady vocals kick in it adds an extra warmth to it. Coupled with the lush guitar playing this has the desired effect of making me want to play it again which can only be a good thing. Very good indeed....

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