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If You Saw Thro' My Eyes
| Label | Vinyl Lovers – 901196 |
| Format | Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold (with inside pocket) |
| Barcode | 0889397901196 |
| Country | Europe |
| Released | 18 Mar 2011 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Style | Folk Rock, Pop Rock |
| A-1 | Desert Inn | |
| A-2 | Hearts | |
| A-3 | Never Ending | |
| A-4 | Reno Nevada | |
| A-5 | Little Known | |
| A-6 | Hinge Pt. | |
| B-1 | Hinge Pt. 2 | |
| B-2 | Southern Wind | |
| B-3 | It Came Without Warning | |
| B-4 | You Couldn’t Lose | |
| B-5 | Morgan The Pirate | |
| B-6 | If You Saw Thro’ My Eyes |
Acoustic Guitar – Andy Roberts
Backing Vocals – Doris Troy
Backing Vocals – Liza Strike
Backing Vocals – Nanette Workman
Bass – Pat Donaldson
Drums – Gerry Conway
Guitar – Richard Thompson
Guitar – Tim Renwick
Harmonium – Sandy Denny
Percussion – Gerry Conway
Piano – Sandy Denny
Vocals [2nd] – Sandy Denny
Backing Vocals – Doris Troy
Backing Vocals – Liza Strike
Backing Vocals – Nanette Workman
Bass – Pat Donaldson
Drums – Gerry Conway
Guitar – Richard Thompson
Guitar – Tim Renwick
Harmonium – Sandy Denny
Percussion – Gerry Conway
Piano – Sandy Denny
Vocals [2nd] – Sandy Denny
Shortly after Matthews’ Southern Comfort unexpectedly took Joni Mitchell’s “Woodstock” to the top of the UK charts in 1970, Ian (now Iain) Matthews abruptly dissolved the band in favour of a solo career. The result was this excellent album released in 1971 for Vertigo featuring an all-star cast of players, including Fairport Convention’s Sandy Denny and Richard Thompson, as well as Pink Floyd entourage members Andy Roberts and Tim Renwick, and celebrated keyboardist Keith Tippett. This album of self-penned compositions was Matthews’ best yet and fully solidified his reputation as a first rate singer-songwriter. Highlights include the beautiful title track and duet with Sandy Denny, “If You Saw Thro’ My Eyes”, “Hearts” and the epic “Southern Wind”. Also features two covers by the late great Greenwich Village folk singer Richard Fariña (married to Joan Baez's sister, Mimi), “Reno Nevada” and his scathing criticism of Bob Dylan, “Morgan The Pirate”. Includes lyrics.
Barcode – 889397901196