Kevin Coyne is one of those artists whose reach diminished the longer he went on and even after his death there was no revisiting him or reappraisal. His back catalogue was just left untouched for years. Ex -psychiatric worker and drug counsellor his lyrics often contained references to his client's experiences and at times he seemed to reflect his clients behaviours. Blame It on the Night his third album, was an attempt to push him by Virgin , who were desperate for revenue, towards a more mainstream audience, adding saxophones , female singers etc. However, the merit in his work was nearly always either his bluesy type style or his acoustics with cutting and often disturbing lyrics. Blame It on the Night is worth a visit if only to remind/discover what he was all about warts and all.