Produced by Nick Turner   

The second CD from Queen Anne's Revnge featuring the songwriting partnership of Findlay Napier and Nick Turner. 

 Their trade mark idiosyncratic themes, unfettered by the usual band politics, range from an incorrectly sexed tortoise (When Harry met Charlie), to domestic violence (Black and Blue) and over-requited love (Cut Me Off). 

 Originally started as a purely writing project, the songs have now been carried into the concert hall by Findlay's new band The Bar Room Mountaineers. Featuring Paul Jennings (Old Blind Dogs/ Croft No 5) on drums, Duncan Lyall (Box Club/ Fred Morrison) on electric and upright bass, Douglas Miller (The Bar Room Mountaineers) on piano/harmonium and organ, with contributions from Rick Taylor and Tom MacNiven (brass), Gillian Frame (fiddle, backing vocals), and Mary Ann Kennedy (clarsach).

 "[Findlay's] overall stylistic palette, and that of the band's arrangements, took in elements of folk, rock, pop, country and even a touch of jazz, united by a voice whose rugged, vibrant, superbly commanding accents remain entirely his own." .