Sleeve Notes:
"This is the music of Matt McGinn, embodying all the pawky humour and
that unique gift for social comment—razor-sharp, witty and sympathetic — that
belong to this multitalented son of Glasgow. All but one of the songs are his own,
"Lady Chat" having been borrowed from Jim McLean.
In the title track, Matt has pointed his pen at one of the major threats to life in the
modern world, — pollution!
The other songs are self-explanitory, Matt's writing talent having been drawn to the
subjects concerned through their importance to his world at this time.
The tragic account of "The Ibrox Disaster" is undoubtedly the most
moving piece to come from the pen of McGinn in recent years. In response to public
demand, his now-famous recording of the song, released as a "single"
last year, is included here.
This then is a further collection of the music of Matt McGinn, written and performed
with respect to those who deserve it} and with no apologies to those who don't!
Pete Kerr
