Trees - The Garden of Jane Delawney скачать видео бесплатно

steven ridgway

Simple but lovely

Willem Jan Hagens

I simply love this song.

Canan Bağcı

I'm in love with this song...

Aurelio Gago

this song of trees apears on the 1970 compilation album fill your head with rock columbia records

David Yates

I've just stumbled across this on my facebook feed, a friend liked a feed from a friend. Those things that despite its faults, facebook is good for. This is one of the most beautiful pieces of music, I have ever heard. Simply simply beautiful in every way. Thank you to who wrote and performed and produced this :)

Iván OreRod

Que hermosa canción, impresionante.

Tony Brown

I bought this disc when it came out, still have the original, and along with Pentangle it remains one of my favourites. Haunting lyrics.

lupus niger

This song I have on a dark sanctuary album and its probably my favourite folk song - thanks

Adviel Lopez

I found this song as a sample in a rap song called "river blood" from "nature of the beast"

Viva W

Buon giorno..........

Flo Jo

Oh, I am fifteen again. And believe me, that was a long, long time ago ......

Matthew Higgins

Always reminds me of Mark Berry

treintjefop

So beautiful!!

Paul McPhie

Maybe not a traditional folksong. But one of my favourites from my youth. 

Matthew Higgins

A wonderful, ethereal Folk outfit that would, I guess, fall into the Folk/ Horror genre, if it were a film. This is, as the other critic below suggested, haunting & beautiful.

Steve Spencer

excellent article on them in new issue of Flashback mag

Maurizio Greco

The poet's voice lingers onHis words hang in the airThe ground you walk uponMight as well not be thereMight as well not be thereI'll take you through my dreamsOut into the darkest morningPast the blood filled streamsInto the garden of Jane DelawneyInto the garden now

lilyanselm1

This singer currently tells North End Londoners to "please mind the gap."

Nathan Parsons

Haunting and beautiful.

dedeurs

I heard various other versions, but the Trees triumph. The double tracked vocal is so delicate. I found a Welsh version by Heather Jones, and now I wonder why Mary Hopkin never did one. Using Donovan for the counterpart, like she did on her 1968 Postcard album, Lord Of The Reedy River...

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