FAIRPORT CONVENTION Same 1st LP POLYDOR 1968 CANADA original Stereo TRADER HORNE
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FAIRPORT CONVENTIONIAN MacDONALD, JUDY DYBLE, TICHARD THOMPSON,
SIMON NICOL, TYGER HUTCHINGS, MARTIN LAMBLE
Folk-rock legends who became the first British ensemble to successfully
meld authentic folk stylings with competent (and even virtuosic) rock playing
"FAIRPORT CONVENTION"
Produced by Joe Boyd & Tod Lloyd
1968 LP POLYDOR RECORDS 184 173 STEREO
MADE IN CANADA ORIGINAL COPY
THICK CARDBOARD COVER (AMERICAN STYLE)
Barcode and Other Identifiers
LABEL: POLYDOR - RED LABELS with no street address - B&W TEXT
Catalog on cover: Polydor 184 173
Catalog on labels: 184.173
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): 184-173-A-
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): 184-173-B
On labels: ST 33
On Back Sleeve: Manufactured and Distributed by Polydor Records Canada Limited
STEREO PLAYABLE MONO
Thanks to Clare Lowther 'cello
Photograph by Donald Silverstein
from my records collection
tracklisting
TIME WILL SHOW THE WISER - I DON'T KNOW WHERE I STAND
IF (STOMP) - DECAMERON - JACK O'DIAMONDS - PORTFOLIO
CHELSEA MORNING - SUN SHADE - THE LOBSTER
IT'S ALRIGHT MA, IT'S ONLY WITCHCRAFT
ONE SURE THING - MI BREAKDOWN
grading
RECORD NEAR EX
SLEEVE STRONG VG+ (please, see pictures and read above description)
By far the most rock-oriented of Fairport Convention's early albums, this debut was recorded
before Sandy Denny joined the band (Judy Dyble handles the female vocals).
Unjustly overlooked by listeners who consider the band's pre-Denny output insignificant,
this is a fine folk-rock effort that takes far more inspiration from West Coast '60s sounds than traditional British folk.
Fairport's chief strengths at this early juncture were the group's interpretations, particularly
in the harmony vocals, of obscure tunes by American songwriters such
as Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Emitt Rhodes, and Jim & Jean...(AllMusic)
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