Sealed 1974 Gatefold Original. Small Saw Notch. “Dana Gillespie Is A Prolific Artist Who Deserves More From The Recording Industry, And Ain't Gonna Play No Second Fiddle Is A Superb Effort From The Songstress. Included In The Gatefold Of The Album With The Lyrics To Her Originals Are The Places And Dates For Where And When The Songs Were Written. The Elegant And Passionate "Really Love The Man" Was Written March 31, 1974, In Lisbon, Portugal. The Song Is Blues In A Rock Setting, But It Is Really Hard To Put A Handle On It, Gillespie's Vocals Smooth As Silk, The Musicianship Equally Mellow, And The Performance Stretching The Genres With Playful Precision. Where David Bowie Stepped In On The Previous Album, Weren't Born A Man, Roxy Music's John Porter Takes Control Here, Co-Producing With Dana Gillespie And Playing Guitar On Every Track. "Hold Me Gently" Reminds One Of Genya Ravan's They Love Me, They Love Me Not Album From Around The Same Time Period; The Blues Edge Starts Turning Into A Delaney & Bonnie-Style Southern Rock/Gospel Number. There May Be Comparisons To Kathi Macdonald And Maggie Bell, But Gillespie Puts Her Own Stamp On Things, Being More Of A Singer/Songwriter Than The Aforementioned Interpreters.” Joe Viglione, AMG.