The Garden of Jane Delawney
by Trees
- Type: Album
- Released: 24 April 1970
- Label: CBS
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 47:11
- Community rating: 3.99/5 from 6 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
An incredibly haunting, widely beloved classic of the British folk-rock revival, Trees' debut album is a wonderfully evocative acoustic triumph. 'The Garden of Jane Delawney' balances deeply pastoral, highly ethereal English folklore with wonderfully melodic, subtly progressive psychedelic rock arrangements and beautifully uplifting female vocal harmonies.
Genres
Descriptors: folklore, nature, melodic, progressive, british, folk, acoustic, traditional, fuzz
Tracklist
- Nothing Special (4:31)
- The Great Silkie (5:13)
- The Garden of Jane Delawney (4:05)
- Lady Margaret (7:12)
- Glasgerion (5:17)
- She Moved Thro' the Fair (8:11)
- Road (4:37)
- Epitaph (3:23)
- Snail's Lament (4:39)
Credits
- Trees - Member, primary artist, written-by, arranged by
- David Costa - acoustic guitar, twelve-string guitar, painting, design
- Unwin Brown - drums
- Mike FitzHenry - engineer
- Vic Gamm - engineer
- Barry Clarke - lead guitar, acoustic guitar
- Pete Drummond - liner notes
- Elly Beintema - photography by [back photo]
- David Howells - producer
- Tony Cox - producer
- Celia Humphris - vocals
- Bias Boshell - vocals, bass, acoustic guitar, written-by
- Traditional - written-by