Artist: Key
Album: Fit Me In
Label: EMI Electrola – 1C 064-45 137
Country: Germany
Released: 1978
Genre: Soft Rock, Pop Rock, Power Pop
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album

Tracklist:
A1. The Farmer And The Fisherman 3:54
A2. And The Rain 2:48
A3. Pamela 3:23
A4. Lazy Bird 3:00
A5. Pretty Little Star 3:37
A6. Old Fashioned Boogie 2:07
B1. Half As Much 3:13
B2. I'd Really Go For A Lady 3:08
B3. That Game 1:56
B4. Dragonamonia 2:06
B5. Fit Me In 2:52
B6. Sometimes 1:47
B7. Western People 2:20

Masterminded by a German gay called Volker Langefeld, with a little help of his English friend Alan Warran, the hole that the album tends to fit in, seems to be the one in the back of Sgt. Macca’s mind, which it manages to do right from it’s very start, with The Farmer And The Fisherman “fixing a hole” for an almost perfect fit. With the standard being set up right away, the rest of the content doesn’t seem to deviate too much.

The ones that kind of stick out to these ears, are Lazy Bird, an acoustic jazzy little White Album kind of ditty, or Old Fashioned Boogie, being just as jazzy, in a hilariously funny Dixieland way. Pretty Little Star sticks to the happy-go-lucky vibe, with an additional baroque “pepper-ing”, while the pair of That Game and Western People veers towards the vaudeville-ian mood, still under the command of Sgt