Proof that there's still great songwriting talent aplenty in the UK is evident from the opening seconds of Co-Pilgrim's second album, when a jaunty sax-like riff that Motown somehow managed to miss is allied to a sweet slab of warm harmony-vocal pop that could do more damage to the polar ice caps than global warming. Mike Gale, the man at the heart of Co-Pilgrim, first attracted attention as songwriter for acclaimed, but never successful, Hampshire quartet The Black Nielson.
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机译：从Co-Pilgrim第二张专辑的开头几秒钟就可以证明英国仍然有出色的词曲创作才能，当时Motown设法错过的那种像萨克斯般轻快的即兴即兴片段与温暖而和谐的人声流行的甜美片段结盟，可能对极地冰盖造成的损害要大于全球变暖。共同朝圣者核心人物迈克·盖尔（Mike Gale）作为著名但未成功的汉普郡四重奏《黑尼尔森》（The Black Nielson）的词曲作者首次引起人们的注意。
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