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Pour Down Like Silver is the third album by the British duo of singer-songwriter and guitarist Richard and vocalist Linda Thompson. It was recorded in the summer of 1975 and released in November 1975. The Thompsons had adopted the Sufi faith in 1974 and had moved into a commune in London. The songs on this album reflect their new faith and the relief that Richard Thompson had found in that faith. It seems that various and conflicting pressures were bearing down on the duo at the time.

Pour Down Like Silver. Richard & Linda Thompson. Released November 1975. Pour Down Like Silver Tracklist. 1. Streets Of Paradise Lyrics. 2. For Shame Of Doing Wrong Lyrics. 3. The Poor Boy Is Taken Away Lyrics.

LP originally released 1975, digitally remastered with bonus tracks (9 to 12).

Free download and listen Pour Down Like Silver. Linda Thompson, Richard & Linda Thompson, Richard Thompson. Style: pop. Album year: 2004. Tracks count: 12. Views: 27. Linda Thompson, Richard Thompson, Richard & Linda Thompson - Hard Luck Stories 03:51. Linda Thompson, Richard Thompson, Richard & Linda Thompson - Night Comes In 08:12.

Album · 1974 · 12 Songs. Richard Thompson & Linda Thompson. For Shame of Doing Wrong. The Poor Boy Is Taken Away.

First Light (Richard and Linda Thompson album). First Light is the fourth album by folk rock duo Richard and Linda Thompson. It was released in 1978 on Chrysalis Records. After the release of their third album, Pour Down Like Silver, the Thompsons took an extended break from music. They spent much of the next three years living in sufi communes in London and Norfolk.

Album by Richard & Linda Thompson. Night Comes In. Jet Plane In A Rocking Chair. Dimming Of The Day. Dargai. Streets Of Paradise (Live). The Dark End Of The Street (Live).

Dimming of the Da. And Linda (usually the more pragmatic of the two) breaks the mood near the end of side two with the cynically witty "Hard Luck.