Title: Don't Be Put Off By the Cheesy Cover Art-This Is A Really Good Album
Product review: Al Stewart is probably best known for his 1976 album, Year of the Cat, and his 1978 release, Time Passages. Although other material in his extensive catalogue may not have been as commercially successful as these two late 1970s releases, all of Al's albums are worth checking out.This 1980s album didn't seem to get much attention when it was released or in the years since its release. Too bad, it's definitely a good album. Two of its songs, Josephine Baker (about the famous Jazz Age dancer)and the title track, Last Days of the Century, have all the qualities that made songs like Year of the Cat, Time Passages and Song On The Radio so successful but, unlike those late 1970s tunes, these got little or no radio airplay or critical attention.The rest of the material on this album is up to Al Stewart's usual high standards.Don't Be Put Off By the Cheesy Cover Art-This Is A Really Good Album
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