A fire somewhere

"Ray Stinnett's A Fire Somewhere has been in limbo since 1971, so it's not surprising that it's a bit of a time capsule ... there's nothing wrong with A Fire Somewhere, there's also nothing very exciting about it. It's warm, good-hearted and a bit dim, and when it reminds you of other 1960s icons (...)it reminds you mostly of what made them better".

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"Yesterday's insufficiently commercial dud can be today's revelatory relic, and the album is finally getting a proper release ... Even so many years after its creation, this album still sounds lively and wiry and full of ideas, suggesting a very different path that Memphis pop music might have taken - one that wandered defiantly westward".

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