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Trees - The Garden Of Jane Delawney (White Vinyl)
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New
pressing
on
white
vinyl
(500
units).
Following
the
recently
released
and
highly
praised
Trees
50th
Anniversary
box
set
on
Earth
Recordings,
Trees
reissue
their
debut
album
‘The
Garden
of
Jane
Delawney’
as
a
standalone
release.
It’s
now
over
fifty
years
since
Trees’
formation,
a
band
who
helped
define
‘Acid
Folk’,
creating
a
sub-category
in
the
lexicon
of
record
dealers
and
music
critics
alike.
“When
we
are
talking
about
psych
folk
or
acid
folk,
we
are
really
talking
about
music
like
this
by
Trees”
Stuart
Maconie,
BBC6
Music.
Trees
first
album,
‘The
Garden
of
Jane
Delawney’
(1970)
snuggles
nicely
into
contemporary
nu-folkies’
idea
of
the
genre,
and
shares
some
of
the
pastoral-whimsy
that
characterised
The
Incredible
String
Band
or
Donovan,
offset
by
some
stunning
interpretations
of
traditional
material
and
Bias’
own
songs.
The
record
includes
readings
of
‘Lady
Margaret’,
‘Glasgerion’,
the
old
standard
‘She
Moved
Thro’
The
Fair’,
and
the
extended
fade
of
the
group’s
own
‘Road’,
presage
the
explosive
instrumental
duelling
that
would
come
to
characterise
the
follow
up
album,
‘On
The
Shore’.
//
“The
music’s
arcane
power
remains
intact”
Mojo.
//
“A
fantastic
band”
Record
Collector.
//
“Spectacular”
Uncut.
//
“Sublime”
Shindig.
//
Timeless”
Prog.
//
“It’s
these
two
original
albums
that
stand
as
pinnacles
of
form”
The
Wire.
//
Track
listing:
A1.
Nothing
Special
A2.
The
Great
Silkie
A3.
The
Garden
of
Jane
Delawney
A4.
Lady
Margaret
B1.
Glasgerion
B2.
She
Moved
Thro'
The
Fair
B3.
Road
B4.
Epitaph
B5.
Snail's
Lament
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