album · April 24, 1970
The Garden of Jane Delawney
Earth RecordingsSee this day
folk rockfolkpsychedelic rock
Trees' 1970 debut showcased a compelling fusion of pastoral folk and heavier psychedelic elements, standing as a key title in the UK's burgeoning folk-rock scene. The album failed to chart upon release, but has since been recognized for its unique sound and songwriting.
- The album was recorded at the Sound Techniques studio in London.
- It was produced by Tony Verey.
- The album was reissued on CD in 2007 with bonus tracks.
Trees were a British folk-rock band formed in the late 1960s, best known for their blend of folk, psychedelia, and progressive rock. Though they only released two albums in their initial run, their influence has been noted by later generations of folk and psych revivalists.
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