The North Wind Blew South
by Philamore Lincoln
- Type: Album
- Released: January 1970
- Label: Epic
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 32:08
- Community rating: 3.4/5 from 2 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Despite securing a major US release, this highly eccentric British songwriter's sole solo album fell into complete commercial obscurity.[cite: 1] The meticulously produced tracks offer a wildly eclectic, lushly orchestrated blend of whimsical baroque pop and gentle psychedelic folk, notably featuring future Led Zeppelin member Jack Davies.[cite: 1] It is currently prized as a stunning, heavily orchestrated lost gem of the UK psych-pop era.[cite: 1]
Genres
Descriptors: nature, melodic, british, acoustic, folk
Tracklist
- The North Wind Blew South (3:14)
- You're the One (3:03)
- Lazy Good for Nothin' (2:30)
- Early Sherwood (3:18)
- Rainy Day (2:28)
- Temma Harbour (3:00)
- The Plains of Delight (3:16)
- The County Jail Band (2:36)
- When You Were Looking My Way (3:17)
- Blew Through (5:19)
Credits
- Philamore Lincoln - primary artist, written-by