TREES The Garden Of Jane Delawney LP DECAL 1970re UK reissue MR. FOX-J.S.D. BAND
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BIAS BOSHELL, UNWIN BROWN, BARRY CLARKE, DAVID COSTA, CELIA HUMPHRISIn 1970, this British quintet released a couple of albums that made no bones about aping the approach of Fairport Convention (then at their peak). A mixture of traditional folk songs and originals, extended electric-guitar heavy arrangements, and a female singer who took many of the lead vocals -- it worked for Fairport
"THE GARDEN OF JANE DELAWNEY"
<reissue, originally published on CBS Records in 1970>
Produced by David Howells and Tony Cox
LP DECAL RECORDS LIK 15
MADE IN ENGLAND 1987 REPRESSING SINGLE COVER
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 0 82333 07441 5
LABEL: DECAL - GRAY LABEL with B&W LOGO - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover (spine & rear): LIK 15
Catalog on labels: LIK 15 (LIK 15/A* / LIK 15/B*)
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): LIK 15 A1
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): LIK 15 B1
On labels: Original sound recording made by CBS Records
CBS Records are the exclusive licensees for the UK
? 1970 CBS Records
© 1987 Charly Records Ltd.
rim text reads "All rights......prohibited"
On Back Cover: Liner notes by Brian (March, 1970) and Pete Drummond
Back photo-Elly Beintema
Cover painting & design-David Costa
Decal A release from Charly Records Ltd.
tracklisting
Side A: NOTHING SPECIAL - THE GREAT SILKIE
THE GARDEN OF JANE DELAWNEY - LADY MARGARET
Side B: GLASGERION - SHE MOVED THRO' THE FAIR
ROAD - EPITAPH - SNAIL'S LAMENT
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RECORD EX but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE NEAR EX but (please, see pictures and read above description)
A very pleasant folk-rock outfit. Celia Humphries' vocals are extremely appealing.
Both albums are now sought-after. Of particular note was the first one, especially the title track,
a delicate and mysterious acoustic song which really was rather special.
The remaining material wasn't quite as good but it showcased Humphries' lovely vocals,
which were mostly accompanied by sparse instrumentation.
Other highlights include good arrangements of the traditional numbers,
She Moved Thro' The Fair and Nothing Special, which was also put out on 45...(Tapestry of Delights)
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