DEEP into his career as a solo singer-songwriter, Hugh Cornwell is mining reserves of vulnerability he rarely showed in’s “When I Was A Young Man” are sheathed in his trademark sneer, these painful fragments of youthful memory, such as reminding his late father of “”, still feel raw. “Writing and recording it was cathartic,” Cornwell agrees. “I had a very difficult relationship with my father and it was never resolved. I remember him calling me to his
