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No Mta Installed Discarding Output Debian Linux. The best songs on, the debut release from songwriter, draw on deep wells of emotion, and with 's sandpapery voice, which recalls a gruffer, more sedate version of or an American version of, they seem to belie his years. The title tune, 'Trouble,' is an instant classic, sparse and maudlin (in the best sense), and songs like 'Narrow Escape,' a ragged, episodic waltz, are equally impressive, with careful, cinematic lyrics that tell believable stories of wounded-hearted refugees on the hard road of life and love. Most of the tracks fall into a midtempo shuffle rhythm, so the words have to carry a lot in order to avert a sort of dull sameness, and when it works, it works big, and when it doesn't, well, is so serious and sincere about his craft that you tend to forgive him instantly. Of guests on 'Hannah' and the sad, somber lullaby 'All the Wild Horses,' playing fiddle and adding vocals, and producer adds drums and other touches on most tracks. The sound is measured and sparse, with few frills (a five-piece string section is used on a few tracks, but is never intrusive), all of which supports the emotional urgency of 's writing. 'How Come' sounds a bit like a rewrite of 's 'Feelin' Alright,' and a couple of other cuts seem a bit labored, but overall this is an impressive debut by an extremely special songwriter.