8 thoughts on “ Old Admirals - Al Stewart - Past · Present And Future (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. As good as portions of it were, Orange was essentially a transitional effort, the necessary bridge to Past, Present & Future, the record where Al Stewart truly begins to discover his voice. This is largely through his decision to indulge his fascination with history and construct a concept album that begins with "Old Admirals" and ends with.

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3. “Past, Present & Future” was the break-through album for Al Stewart. He had already released four albums and had become a popular attraction on the UK live music scene. “Past, Present & Future” would see Stewart focus lyrically on various historical themes in the compositions on the record, including ‘Old Admirals’, ‘Warren.

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4. Past, Present and Future is my favorite Al Stewart album. It was recorded in This is folk music played by rock musicians. Stewart started out as a folkie /5().

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7. This ambitious concept album by veteran English folkie Al Stewart attempts the near impossible: a chronological evocation of 20th century Western history, mingling fact, legend and fantasy and culminating with dire prophecies. Despite the grandiosity of the concept, two-thirds of the album works.

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8. Al Stewart’s masterwork Past, Present and Future launched the artist from an English coffeehouse folk/rock staple into a worldwide rock superstar. The conceptual 8-track offering is home to some of Stewart’s finest compositions like the prog-rock champions "Roads to Moscow," "Soho (Needless to Say)," and "Terminal Eyes" not to mention the timeless classic "Nostradamus.".

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