Richard Thompson - Mock Tudor | 90s Album Review
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Show Notes
Legendary guitarist and songwriter Richard Thompson's 1999 album Mock Tudor explores the dark corners of suburban England with sharp wit and rich storytelling. Produced by Tom Rothrock and Rob Schnapf, the album steers away from Thompson's signature folk-rock sound towards a leaner, more contemporary approach. While still rooted in traditional genres with touches of rockabilly and reggae, the album feels urgent and modern, capturing a sense of unease beneath its melodic surface.
Songs In This Episode
Intro - Sibella
9:42 - Hard On Me
11:44 - Bathsheba Smiles
22:24 - Dry My Tears and Move On
33:39 - Cooksferry Queen
Outro - Sights And Sounds of London Town
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