Title: Donovan's Greatest Gift
Product review: "Fairy Tale" is one of my favorite albums from the sixties. Donovan, the Scottish minstrel, has often been accused of being a Dylan wannabe. "Fairy Tale", recorded in 1965, proves Donovan to have carved-out a unique musical idenity before the folk rock explosion in the USA. All of the material is strong and the classics are "Sunny Googe Street", "Try For the Sun", "Universal Soldier", and of course, "Colors." Donovan went on to enormous popularity in the States with his cosmic mish-mash of world music. He even had three quarters of Led Zep as a back-up band before that band was formed. Then it ended as quickly as it began, it ended....Donovan got married, dropped out of public life and persued things unrelated to the shallow life of a pop music icon. Good for him...Fairy Tale is Donovan's greatest gift from his flower garden.
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