is a self-confessed fan of Scottish football club Queen of the South. "Queen of the South" is also the title of the 6th track on "The Man". The song is an instrumental. Reviews Awarding the album five stars, Sounds called it a "touching if idiosyncratic biographical statement" and a "work of humble genius: the best kind". Q Magazine gave the album four stars and described it as "a curious and hugely enjoyable set that trips from Tennessee twang to fake Scottish folk music to brash little pop tunes" whose lyrics "encapsulate [Drummond's] bizarrely sage ruminations on life, marriage, rock'n'roll and the sundry pop stars whose destinies have entwined with his own". In a retrospective career summary review, Ira Robbins of Trouser Press referred to the album as "tastefully understated". Track listing All songs written by Bill Drummond except "Going Back" (Gerry Goffin and Carole King) and "Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation" (words by Robert Burns, music traditional). "True to the Trail" "Ballad for a Sex God" "Julian Cope Is Dead" "I Want That Girl" "Going Back" "Queen of the South" "I Believe in Rock and Roll" "Married Man" "I'm the King of Joy" "Son of a Preacher Man" "Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation" Personnel Bill Drummond – vocals Daniel Cainer – guitar Khiem Luu – clarinet, saxophone Nick Coler – piano, organ Allan MacDonald – drums Robert McComb – guitar, violin Graham Lee – pedal steel guitar Martyn Casey – "bull fiddle" (double bass) Jill Birt – Hammond organ Henry Lowther – trumpet Sandrae Lawrence – harmonies Voice of the Beehive – harmonies Stephen "Kid Chaos" Harris – "Rumblehammer" (bass) Rev. Jack Drummond (father of Bill Drummond) – voice on "Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation" Bleddyn Butcher – photography All tracks arranged, produced and mixed by True Genius See also The KLF The KLF discography 45 - A book by Drummond, published as he reached the age of 45. A 7" record is usually played at 45 rpm. References Bill Drummond albums 1986 debut albums Creation Records albums Albums produced by Bill Drummond