Sandy Denny: It’ll Take A Long Time (1972)
Sandy Denny – 1972 Talk about a long time coming! Last we heard from Sandy she was doing her brilliant work trying…
November 14, 2014
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Nick Drake: Hanging on a Star (1972)
Nick Drake – 1972 I’d be remiss to go through 1972 without covering Nick Drake’s Pink Moon. In the grand scheme of…
November 13, 2014
Jethro Tull: Life is a Long Song (1972)
Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson – 1972 I’m allowed to go out on a limb right? On the same year the Jethro Tull…
November 12, 2014
Mark Fry: Dreaming with Alice (1972)
Where do you go when you don’t quite know how to continue onward? You start to deconstruct your own past and footsteps.…
November 11, 2014
Lindisfarne: Fog on the Tyne (1971)
Lindisfarne 1972, was such a transitional year for English neo-folk. There were such a paucity of solid releases and well thought out…
November 10, 2014
Fuchsia: Shoes and Ships (1971)
Fuchsia Now this is another great, truly forward thinking, one album English neo-folk wonder. How about a 6-piece band where the real…
November 9, 2014
Jan Dukes de Grey: Sun Symphonica (1971)
Jan Dukes de Grey Before we jump into 1972, lets catch two final one album wonder English neo-folk bands. Bands like these…
November 8, 2014
Alan Stivell: Gaeltacht (1971)
Alan Stivell – 1971 Let’s blur the line of history even further. What does French-born musician Alan Stivell (real name Alan Cochevelou)…
November 7, 2014
Spirogyra: The Duke of Beaufoot (1971)
Spirogyra (Martin and Barbara far right) Now here’s another interesting band. One that highlights the importance of giving equal providence to other…
November 6, 2014
Bridget St. John: Seagull-Sunday (1971)
Bridget St. John in France. Have you been noticing a pattern in England’s neo-folk movement? For myself it’s the important role women…
November 5, 2014
Roy Harper: The Same Old Rock (1971)
Roy Harper You know, for me, there’s one reason I’ll give Jimmy Page a lifetime pass, it’s for his brief period supporting…
November 4, 2014
Shelagh McDonald: Rod’s Song and Odyssey (1971)
Now here’s a great English neo-folk artist lost to time. Shelagh McDonald, born in Edinburgh, was a gorgeous Scottish folk singer destined…
November 3, 2014