Ship to shore

Stunning debut album from 1976 by this legendary / cult UK folk musician. Originally issued as a private pressing, “Ship To Shore” combines 6 and 12 string acoustic guitars with electric textures, effects and unusual soundscapes, culminating on the haunting progressive-folk 11 minute title track. A folk-rock / acid-folk masterpiece highly recommended to anyone into John Martyn, Nick Drake, Michael Chapman, Bob Theil, Pink Floyd…
Mastertape sound, insert with photos and extensive liner notes by Richard Allen

“… A pure simple, thought provoking, frightening and uplifting collection, it evoked timeless themes of environmental concern, spiritual surrender, natural wonderment, doubt and love all woven into a sparse yet entirely original acoustic folk sound.” Richard Allen (Freak Emporium)

Tracklist:

A singulary fine day – Take me home – The man and the deer – Follow every sunset – How high the moon – Reality – Port Quin song (the lady on the beach) – Ship to shore