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Avocet (40th Anniversary Edition)
by Bert Jansch
supported by 17 fans who also own “Edwyn Collins & Carwyn Ellis - Fulmar”
What I really like about this album is how it keeps its pastoral head above a Britain that was in upheaval. The musicianship is superb. Who cannot be taken by the opening track of Avocet.
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Edwyn Collins & Carwyn Ellis - Fulmar”
Such a great album... jazz folk?
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Living In The Shadows Part Two: On The Edge Of A Dream
by Bert Jansch
supported by 14 fans who also own “Edwyn Collins & Carwyn Ellis - Fulmar”
As for any of Bert’s album I never regretted the money spent. There is always some gems and the rest is nothing less than very good, to say the least. In this collection, however, there is the best folk song written in the current century. Ok, it’s just my opinion, but Bright Sunny Morning sounds like Delia, Stagger Lee or Frankie & Johnny. Sounds already as an old standard, though written on a modern tragedy.
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Dry Bones Dance (2021 Remaster)
by Mark Heard
A 1990 folk-rock triumph gets an overdue reissue, with trenchant lyrics paired with rich Americana arrangements.
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Postcards From the Country
by Trae Sheehan
West Virginia country-folk singer-songwriter Trae Sheehan aims to find a balance between the traditional and the modern on his new LP.
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The Texan sibling indie-folk duo is back with a new album that is filled with sweeping, cinematic tracks.
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Living In The Shadows Part One
by Bert Jansch
supported by 13 fans who also own “Edwyn Collins & Carwyn Ellis - Fulmar”
it's a pity that the digital download only included the first three albums. The new material on "Picking Up The Leaves" is not in the download.
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