Alex Glasgow - Sings Geordie Songs

Review by Abdo Gavinho

Alex Glasgow's "Sings Geordie Songs" is a heartfelt tribute to the rich musical traditions of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The album features Glasgow's distinctive voice and guitar work, alongside a variety of traditional songs and original compositions.

Listeners will be immediately struck by Glasgow's warm, conversational style, which draws the listener in and creates a sense of intimacy. His renditions of classic Geordie songs like "The Blaydon Races" and "The Keel Row" are lively and full of energy, while his original compositions like "The Ballad of Johnny Longstaff" are poignant and deeply moving.

Throughout the album, Glasgow's love for his hometown and its musical heritage shines through. He skillfully captures the spirit of the Geordie people and their unique way of life, making this album a must-listen for anyone interested in traditional British folk music.

Summary by Abdo Gavinho

"Sings Geordie Songs" is a wonderful tribute to a vibrant and fascinating culture, and a testament to Glasgow's talent as a performer and songwriter. Highly recommended.