Tenemos Roads
Stewart's fourteen-minute opener of the debut album.
National Health, from National Health (1978)
Stewart wrote it, and it opens the album at 14:43, recorded at The Point in 1977. Miller, Stewart, Pyle and Murray play it, with Amanda Parsons on wordless vocals, and the guests Hastings, Mitchell and Gowen appear elsewhere on the album. Piero Scaruffi describes it as featuring Stewart's strangled organ and ethereal wordless vocals, and The Audiophile Man groups it with "Borogoves" as Stewart's more disciplined, structured writing. Our upload is the album track on an auto-generated topic channel. We found no statement on the title's meaning, and no chart, video, cover, sample or setlist information.
More songs by National Health
Sources
- National Health (album), Wikipedia
- Hatfield and the North, Piero Scaruffi
- National Health, The Audiophile Man (2015-12-23)