Kirsty MacColl- Kite - Half-Speed Master 180-Gram Black Vinyl Harry Chapin featuring the rare lyric insert

featuring the rare lyric insert art - now a part of the inside LP cover

It's a sonically beguiling

or at the very least

Many artists achieve greatness but very few produce work that is so moving it's considered sacred

Cajun Tune

Kirsty MacColl- Kite - Half-Speed Master 180-Gram Black Vinyl Harry Chapin featuring the rare lyric insertKite flew out in the world in the spring of 1989, a whole decade after Kirsty MacColl had released her first single. It also came seven years after her last album, her debut, Desperate Character. In the interim, she had a top ten hit with her harmony and jangle drenched version of Billy Bragg's A New England in 1985, an evergreen Christmas hit, 1987's Fairytale of New York, with The Pogues and two sons, Jamie and Louis, with her producer husband Steve