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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0724387356726
Format: Extra tracks, Import, Original recording remastered
Label: EMI Europe Generic
Manufacturer: EMI Europe Generic
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: EMI Europe Generic
Release Date: May 16, 2005
Sales Rank: 68155
Studio: EMI Europe Generic
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Album Description:
2005 Digitally remastered re-issue features nine bonus tracks 'Preachin' Love', 'Good Time', 'There Is A Mountain', 'Superlungs' (Second Version), 'Epistle To Dippy' (Alternative Arr), 'Sidewalk (The Observation) (Demo), 'Writer In The Sun' (Demo), 'Hampstead Incident' (Demo), 'Museum' (Demo). Drawing on a broad range of Donovan's material from his and past present, Mickie Most once again handles the production on Donovan's second album for EMI, while John Cameron provides a selection of exquisite arrangements, with the exception of Mellow Yellow which was arranged by John Paul Jones. EMI.
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"Mellow Yellow"--both the album and the hit single--followed "Sunshine Superman" in Donovan's canon of releases. It is perhaps a touch below the latter in terms of overall originality and vision, but only a "small touch." In this work Donovan gets down to the style that became permanently his terrain: jazz-accented and mythically-oriented light folk-pop. There's not a clunker on the entire album, which features (apart from the bizarre headliner hit itself) Donovan at his observational and reflective ... Read More
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THis was a gift for my father and he was very impressed with the quality and speedy delivery. Thanks again!
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This is one of my favorite Donovan albums, with "Young Girl Blues," being right up there as one of my favorite Donovan songs, if not my favorite. It's a sad, weepy song that never fails to move me. "Writer in the Sun" is another song like that. One can only wonder if Donovan was thinking about bowing out of the music business, because of the problems he was having getting "Superman" and "Yellow" released in the UK. Seems those Pye guys just didn't want to let go of their number one moneymaker.
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Donovan's fourth album, originally released in 1967, was his second with producer Mickie Most and arranger John Cameron, and though it featured the flower-power light-psych title anthem, it also reached back past the previous "Sunshine Superman" LP to Donovan's folk and jazz roots. When released, its original ten tracks comprised Donovan's most eclectic collection to date, ranging from the solo folk tunes "Sand and Foam" and "Young Girl Blues," to the ornate arrangement of "Hampstead Incident," the bohemian ... Read More
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Along with the first Procol Harum LP, these 1967 Donovan recordings are the last mono or rechanneled albums issued. Three tracks from this and the Mellow Yellow original LPs (Sunshine Superman, Season Of The Witch and Sunny South Kensington) have been mixed into stereo. Strangely, only Sunshine Superman is in stereo here....the other two are mono!
I'm very disappointed that they did NOT remixe Writer In The Sun, San And Foam, The Observation, Bleak City Woman, House Of Jansch, Young Girl Blues, ... Read More
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