A song for me

*A song for me*
A song for me
Family Studio Album
Date of issue	February 23, 1970
Recorded by	1969, Olympic Studios , London
Genre	progressive rock
Duration	45:30
Producer	Family
A country	Great Britain
Label	Reprise
Professional reviews
	Allmusic ;
Family Timeline

A Song for Me is the third studio album of the British rock band Family , recorded at London 's Olympic studio and released by the record company Reprise on January 23, 1970 ^[1] . On February 7, the album climbed to # 4 on the UK Albums Chart , marking the band's highest charting achievement. ^[2]

Content

About the album

The disc was recorded after Jim King and with multi-instrumentalist John "Paulie" Palmer. The participation of the latter predetermined changes in the sound of the group: A Song For Me, in comparison with the two previous works of the group, was closer to traditional hard rock and easier, more understandable in the lyrics ^[1] .

List of Songs

First Party

No.	Title	Duration
one.	" Drowned in Wine "	4:08
2.	"Some Poor Soul"	2:44
3.	"Love is a Sleeper"	4:00
four.	“Stop for the Traffic (Through the Heart of Me)”	2:09
five.	"Wheels"	4:38

Second Party

No.	Title	Author	Duration
one.	"Song for Sinking Lovers"		4:04
2.	"Hey - Let It Rock"		1:02
3.	"The Cat and the Rat"		2:30
four.	"93's OK J" (instrumental)	Whitney john weider	3:57
five.	"A Song for Me"	Whitney, Chapman, Weider, Rob Townsend	9:13

Notes

↑ ¹ ² John Dougan. Family biography (neopr.) . allmusic.com. Date of treatment March 18, 2010. Archived on February 26, 2012.
↑ A Song for Me. UK Charts (Neopr.) . www.chartstats.com. Date of treatment March 7, 2010. Archived on April 20, 2012.

Links

A Song for Me on discogs.com

[amg-1] ¹ ² John Dougan. Family biography (neopr.) . allmusic.com. Date of treatment March 18, 2010. Archived on February 26, 2012.

[2] A Song for Me. UK Charts (Neopr.) . www.chartstats.com. Date of treatment March 7, 2010. Archived on April 20, 2012.