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**nerrttrw** · 01-23-2011, 10:52 AM

I remember buying the "City to City" album back in the Days of Vinyl. It seems as though that album is no longer with me (likely donated to a sibling in my move from the Chicago area to the Philadelphia area).

Of course, Gerry Rafferty was the voice behind NOT ONLY "Baker Street" & "Right Down the Line," but also Top-10 hit "Stuck in the Middle" (you know- "Clowns to the left of me/Jokers to the right/Here I am..."), by the short-lived entity "Stealers Wheel."

Reading between the lines of my (very old) edition of the 'Harmony Illustrated Encyclopedia of Rock,' it seems as though the man had a life-long distrust of Professional Management- a distrust that didn't always work to his benefit...

01-23-2011, 10:52 AM	#9
nerrttrw Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 588 Senior Member	I remember buying the "City to City" album back in the Days of Vinyl. It seems as though that album is no longer with me (likely donated to a sibling in my move from the Chicago area to the Philadelphia area). Of course, Gerry Rafferty was the voice behind NOT ONLY "Baker Street" & "Right Down the Line," but also Top-10 hit "Stuck in the Middle" (you know- "Clowns to the left of me/Jokers to the right/Here I am..."), by the short-lived entity "Stealers Wheel." Reading between the lines of my (very old) edition of the 'Harmony Illustrated Encyclopedia of Rock,' it seems as though the man had a life-long distrust of Professional Management- a distrust that didn't always work to his benefit...
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