TREES - THE GARDEN OF JANE DELAWNEY - VERY RARE FIRST PRESS
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Description
CBS Records 63837 Release date:April 1970
Earliest A1/B1 Matrix
The debut album of the English folk/rock group, Trees. The songs are split half and half between traditional folk songs and songs written by the band's front man Bias Bushell, described as having the ability to write songs that sounded as though they had existed for hundreds of years.
The album enjoyed few initial sales and is now incredibly rare and sought after. Celia Humphris' vocals are bewitching; the instrumentation is clean and melodic. It's a beautiful and mesmeric collection.
The example offered here is in particularly good condition.
Track Listings
Side One
- Nothing Special 4.31
- The Great Silkie 5.15
- The Garden of Jane Delawney 4.19
- Lady Margaret 7.14
Side Two
- Glasgerion 5.18
- She Moved Thro' The Fair 8.09
- Road 4.36
- Epitaph 3.26
- Snail's Lament 4.40
- The vinyl is in excellent condition with no visible defects.
- The front-laminated sleeve is in excellent condition hardly any wear considering its age. The spine is clearly readable.
- The labels are clean and unmarked.
- The original poly-lined plain paper liner is clean and undamaged.
All my records are posted in LP mailers with cardboard stiffeners.
I will of course accept returns and will pay for return postage in the event of any defects or any problems with quality. Please email me if you have any concerns or questions.
If the winning bidder is overseas please email me to establish postage costs before making payment
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