Unhalfbricking
by Fairport Convention
- Type: Album
- Released: July 1969
- Label: Island
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 47:53
- Community rating: 4.63/5 from 8 ratings
Artists on this release: Richard Thompson, Iain Matthews, Ashley Hutchings, Martin Lamble, Simon Nicol, Sandy Denny
Album Notes & Community Reviews
'Unhalfbricking' captures Fairport Convention at a pivotal transition, documenting the band's shift from American-influenced folk-rock to a distinctly English sound by blending Bob Dylan covers with original compositions and landmark traditional arrangements. The album is defined by Sandy Denny鈥檚 ascendant lead vocals on signature tracks like her own "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?" and by the band's electrified, eleven-minute interpretation of the traditional ballad "A Sailor's Life," a performance that, along with the introduction of Dave Swarbrick's fiddle, became a cornerstone for the British folk-rock movement.
Genres
Descriptors: folk, british, acoustic, traditional, harmonies, storytelling
Tracklist
- Genesis Hall (3:35)
- Si tu dois partir (2:19)
- Autopsy (4:20)
- A Sailor's Life (11:08)
- Cajun Woman (2:43)
- Who Knows Where The Time Goes? (5:06)
- Percy's Song (6:47)
- Million Dollar Bash (2:54)
- Dear Landlord (4:06)
- The Ballad Of Easy Rider (4:55)
Credits
- Sandy Denny - vocals, harpsichord, Vocal, Lead Vocals Vocal, Arranger
- Richard Thompson - electric and acoustic guitars, electric dulcimer, piano accordion, organ, backing vocals, Electric Guitar, Background Vocals Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Appalachian Dulcimer, Arranger
- Ashley Hutchings - bass, backing vocals, Bass, Bass Guitar, Vocal, Arranger
- Simon Nicol - electric and acoustic guitars, electric dulcimer, backing vocals, Hammered Dulcimer, Acoustic Guitar, Producer, Guitar, Vocal, Arranger
- Martin Lamble - drums, stacked chair backs, Drums (drum Set), Arranger
- Iain Matthews - vocals on Percy's Song, Background Vocals Vocal, Vocal
- Dave Swarbrick - fiddle, mandolin, Fiddle, Mandolin
- Trevor Lucas - triangle on Si Tu Dois Partir, Triangle
- Marc Ellington - sings on Million Dollar Bash, Vocal
- Joe Boyd - producer, Producer
- John Wood - engineer, Engineer
- Eric Hayes - photography by [original album cover photographs]
- Diogenic Attempts Ltd. - design [original album sleeve design]
- Fairport Convention - Producer