Bridget St. John
Songs For The Gentle Man (CD
FormatCDLabelBelle AntiqueGenreExperimental
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Female singer-songwriter released in 1971 on the Dandelion label, run by progressive DJ John Peel, Second album by Bridget St John. Backed by John Martin (g), Rick Sanders (g,vln) and other artists active in the folk world, and with chamber music arrangements by Ron Gysin, known for his orchestral arrangement of Pink Floyd's “Atom Heart Mother”, this album is a masterpiece of shaded, magical singing and English fantasy beauty. Paper-jacketed, SHM-CD with commentary and bilingual lyrics. Includes 4 bonus tracks.
Format
Comes in gatefold mini LP replica with obi & Japanese insert.
Release notes
Comes in gatefold mini LP replica with obi & Japanese insert.
| 1 | A Day A Way | ||
| 2 | City-Crazy | ||
| 3 | Early Morning Song | ||
| 4 | Back To Stay | ||
| 5 | Seagull-Sunday | ||
| 6 | If You'd Been There | ||
| 7 | Song For The Laird Of Connaught Hall - Part 2 | ||
| 8 | Making Losing Better | ||
| 9 | The Lady And The Gentle Man | ||
| 10 | Downderry Daze | ||
| 11 | The Pebble And The Man | ||
| 12 | It Seems Very Strange | ||
| Bonus Tracks | |||
| 13 | Fly High -Single Version- | ||
| 14 | There's A Place I Know | ||
| 15 | Suzanne | ||
| 16 | Passing Thru' | ||
- Izumi Idogawa
- Coordinator [Artwork]
- Jerry Boys
- Engineer
- Ron Geesin
- Producer
