O'Sullivan,Gilbert In The Key Of G CD

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1989 album from the veteran singer/songwriter. In the Key of G was Gilbert's ninth album and his first since winning the groundbreaking legal case against former manager Gordon Mills in 1982. Featuring the singer songwriter in characteristic form, it was recorded over a period of five years in parallel with other projects and originally released in 1989. Highlights include the great lost singles "So What" and "At the Very Mention of Your Name", along with "Lost a Friend", his heartfelt songwriting response to the death of John Lennon. Salvo.

1. Lost a Friend 2. At the Very Mention of Your Name 3. What Am I Doing Here with You 4. If I Start with the Chorus 5. So What 6. The Way Things Used to Be 7. I Don't Trust Men with Earrings in Their Ears 8. Gordon Bennett 9. To the Extreme 10. Stick in the Mud 11. I Have My Coat to Keep Me Warm [B-Side] 12. Forever Wondering 13. At the Very Mention of Your Name [Single Version] [Version] 14. In a Nutshell [B-Side] 15. So What [Instrumental Extended Mix] [Instrumental][Mix]