The Famous Jug Band - O for Summer (2001)
BAND/ARTIST: The Famous Jug Band
- Title: O for Summer
- Year Of Release: 2001
- Label: Market Square
- Genre: Folk-Rock
- Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans)
- Total Time: 53:22
- Total Size: 299 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. O for Summer (4:11)
02. The Waiting Game (2:33)
03. Hole in the Ground (4:22)
04. Around Again (Save Me) (2:38)
05. Baby Please Come Home (3:13)
06. Time & Momentum (2:28)
07. Winter Sunshine (3:20)
08. Where Have You Been So Long (3:45)
09. In the Night (3:17)
10. Davy's Signal (4:19)
11. Gone with the Light (3:23)
12. Sitting Alone (4:07)
13. Heartstop (2:25)
14. Out of the Blue (3:34)
15. Shells (4:01)
16. Danse de Matelots (1:47)
01. O for Summer (4:11)
02. The Waiting Game (2:33)
03. Hole in the Ground (4:22)
04. Around Again (Save Me) (2:38)
05. Baby Please Come Home (3:13)
06. Time & Momentum (2:28)
07. Winter Sunshine (3:20)
08. Where Have You Been So Long (3:45)
09. In the Night (3:17)
10. Davy's Signal (4:19)
11. Gone with the Light (3:23)
12. Sitting Alone (4:07)
13. Heartstop (2:25)
14. Out of the Blue (3:34)
15. Shells (4:01)
16. Danse de Matelots (1:47)
After a break of some thirty years, The Incredible String Band's Clive Palmer is back in the studio with fellow Jug Band members Pete Berryman, Jill Johnson-Sharp and Henry Bartlett.
This is the third album from The Famous Jug Band (much championed by Ralph McTell with whom its members worked) and is again produced by the legendary Pierre Tubbs. Recorded in a village hall in Dorset, England this album of brand new songs is yet another charming venture in English pastorality.
Featuring Jill Sharp's clear, pure voice over the accompaniment of Pete's accomplished guitar playing, Clive's banjo and the distinctive trademark jug-playing of Bartlett (critically regarded as the country's leading exponent of the art).
A brand new recording from this folk act best remembered for its 1969 and 1970 albums on Liberty Records: Sunshine Possibilities and Chameleon, both produced by Pierre Tubbs who oversaw the recording of this new album in the suitably pastoral surroundings of a village hall in west England. The Incredible String Band's Clive Palmer and fellow founding Jug Band members have penned some fine new songs for the album
This is the third album from The Famous Jug Band (much championed by Ralph McTell with whom its members worked) and is again produced by the legendary Pierre Tubbs. Recorded in a village hall in Dorset, England this album of brand new songs is yet another charming venture in English pastorality.
Featuring Jill Sharp's clear, pure voice over the accompaniment of Pete's accomplished guitar playing, Clive's banjo and the distinctive trademark jug-playing of Bartlett (critically regarded as the country's leading exponent of the art).
A brand new recording from this folk act best remembered for its 1969 and 1970 albums on Liberty Records: Sunshine Possibilities and Chameleon, both produced by Pierre Tubbs who oversaw the recording of this new album in the suitably pastoral surroundings of a village hall in west England. The Incredible String Band's Clive Palmer and fellow founding Jug Band members have penned some fine new songs for the album
Folk | Rock | FLAC / APE
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