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Sunday Scots #2 (Sunday Shuffle #417)

The first Sunday Scots edition of the Shuffle was back on March 29 of last year (my 44th birthday even). At the time, I said that Norman Blake of Teenage Fanclub was saying they were close to finishing a new album and I was excited by that prospect. It wasn't until this week, however, that they announced the new album, Here, will be coming out on Sept. 9. Furthermore, they released the first song and I'm already in love with "I'm In Love." Since I have the band on the brain, I figured it was a perfect time for the second edition of Sunday Scots. I'm also sure that the third edition will happen not long after Here comes out.

A note before we get to today's ten: The Shuffle will not appear next Sunday, as we will be hanging out on Canada Lake in the Adirondacks with family for the 4th of July weekend. I hope everyone enjoys that weekend as much as I'm sure I will. Okay, music time...

1, I Gotta Know (16) - from Grand Prix
2. Commercial Alternative (9) - from Thirteen
3. Escher (10) - from Thirteen
4. Today Never Ends (25) - from Shadows
5. Gene Clark (7) - from Thirteen
6. I Don't Want Control Of You (29) - from Songs From Northern Britain
7. Don't Hide (10) - from Man-Made
8. The Back Of My Mind (24) - from Shadows
9. Say No (15) - from Grand Prix
10. I'll Make It Clear (15) - from Grand Prix
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