Nicholas Rodney Drake ?– Time Has Told Me DRAKE1LP 3 × Vinyl
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Nicholas Rodney Drake ?– Time Has Told Me
Label: Not On Label (Nick Drake) ?– DRAKE1LP
Format: 3 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Unofficial Release
Country: UK
Released: 2004

VINYL NM
SLEEVE VG+

Tracklist

A1     Get Together
A2     Been Smoking Too Long
A3     Don't Think Twice, It's Alright
A4     If You Leave Me Pretty Mama
A5     Courting Blues
A6     My Sugar So Sweet
A7     Strolling Down The Highway
A8     Blues Run The Game

B1     Winter Is Gone
B2     Here Come The Blues
B3     All My Trials
B4     Tommorow Is A Long Time
B5     Cocaine Blues
B6     Milk And Honey
B7     Summertime

C1     Black Mountain Blues
C2     Nick's Monolouge 
C3     Strange Meeting I / Bird Flew By 
C4     To The Garden 
C5     Joey  
C6     Rain  

D1     Blossom
D2     Time Has Told Me
D3     Saturday Sun (First Take)
D4     Thoughts Of Mary Jane
D5     Day Is Done
D6     Fly (Second Take)


E1     Place To Be
E2     Hazey Jane I
E3     Parasite (First Take)
E4     Parasite (Second Take)
E5     Brittle Days I    
E6     Brittle Days II 

F1     Poor Boy    
F2     Time Has Told Me   
F3     Work In Progress 3   
F4     Voice From The Mountain   
F5     Brittle Days III (Variation)   
F6     Far Leys   
F7     Brittle Days III   
F8     Work In Progress 7 
F9     Improptu Sound Check
F10     Black Eyed Dog (Guitar Track, Alternate Take)
F11     Rider On The Wheel (Guitar Track)

Notes
A1 - D1 Recorded at The Music Room, Far Leys, Tanworth in Arden, between 1967 / 1968.
D2 - D5 Island demos engineered by John Wood and rejected arrangments. Recorded at Sound Techniques, Chelsea, London. Between July 1968 - December 1968.
D6 - E4 Recorded by Brian Wells, Hampstead, London 1969.
E5 - F8 Work Tape probably recorded between 1968 / 1969. This chaotic section of the home tapes has been much recorded over; for documentary reasons we have edited nothing out.
F9 - F11 Engineered by John Wood at Sound Techniques, Chelsea, London. February 1974 or July 1974.
A6 A version of "Woman Your'e So Sweet" by Blind Boy Fuller.

All tracks have been transferred from original copies of Nicholas Rodney Drake's home tapes and expertly equalised and mastered using noise reduction and speed correction. Claims that other recordings have been sourced from master tapes should be regarded with skepticism.


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