Clifford T. Ward - Home Thoughts From Abroad flac album

Home Thoughts is the second album by English Singer-songwriter Clifford T. Ward released in 1973. The album reached number 40 in the . album charts, no doubt helped by the success of the single "Gaye", released earlier the same year. The title of the album is taken from the poem "Home Thoughts from Abroad" by Robert Browning. The Dubious Circus Company". Where Would That Leave Me". "The Traveller". Home Thoughts from Abroad".

Home Thoughts from Abroad. Right in the middle of glam rock 1973 came a homely singer/songwriter from the small village of Stourport near Birmingham named Clifford T. Ward who took the charts by storm with a simple love song, "Gaye," telling the age-old story of a girl and how much she meant to him. This was like a breath of fresh air in the overproduced mid-'70s by its very nature. For here was a man who told simple stories, with beautiful melodies, played with the minimum of fuss

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Album: Home Thoughts (1973). Get the Sheet Music License This Song. Home Thoughts From Abroad is a well known short work by the famous Victorian poet Robert Browning (1812-89). It's difficult to believe this was written by an English teacher. You know, Home Thoughts From Abroad is such a beautiful poem". He got that right at least. Ward's dubious contribution to our English heritage was released as the B-side of his biggest hit "Gaye". More songs from Clifford T. More songs from 1973. Lyrics to Home Thoughts From Abroad. 1970s British domesticity. In 1962 Ward formed a beat band Cliff Ward and The Cruisers. Popular in Birmingham they were also on demand at American Army bases in France and during a spell abroad Ward wrote Home Thoughts. The song went on an album of the same name released on the Charisma label in April 1973. One of tracks released from that album ‘Gaye’ reached 8 in the UK chart. He continued to write and record but reluctant to travel far from home made fewer and fewer performances. As the rock and punk rock took over in the late seventies onwards Ward’s albums made less headway. In 1984 he was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis and despite the frustration of his growing disability he continued to write and record at his home studio. He released his last album Julia and Other stories in 1994.

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