Reviewed by Tony Cummings

A fine little tape, which lovingly recreates a good-times pop rock style of yesterday and today, a bit of Eagles here, a touch of reggae there, a lick of Dire Straits over there and in 5 songs take us from laconic observation of punters drinking their lives away or racism on the streets of London to end with a praise and worship classic. Seldom has such a good feeling been produced so effortlessly.

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