Release and reception Tall Ships (album)

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as direct predecessor , successor, tall ships released on cassette.


much mirroring release scheme of first album, tall ships self-released on cassette in 1990, , sold @ duo s live performances. band played @ pubs , small clubs @ time. cassette received favourable reception attenders, being low-key release, not reviewed in local publications.


following album s release, phil beer left albion band, allowing show of hands become full-time musical partnership. subsequently recorded 1 final cassette-only album, 1991 s out count, before released first studio cd, release, 1994 s beat bush, form anglo-chilean band alianza 1 album in 1992, , record show of hands live performance in 1992 released in 1994 show of hands live.


along show of hands , out count, tall ships never returned print after original run in 1990. keep availability of music cassettes band likes most, on newly established own label hands on music, released compilation album in 1995 of name backlog 1987–1991, features highlights of 3 cassette albums, including 3 of 6 tracks tall ships. 2007 best-of compilation album, roots: best of show of hands, 1 track album appeared, tall ships , retained in full 22-minute length @ end of second disc, disc being subtitled longdogs because songs on chosen using winners in polls on band s forum longdogs find best songs each of albums. in booklet of roots: best of show of hands, album referred tall shis/six o clock waltz.








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