Title: A Pinnacle of British Psychedelic Folk.
Product review: A masterpiece of modern psychedelic british folk. Wonderful and earthy interpretations of an eclectic song selection (ranging from traditional fare to Michael Hurley's 'The Werewolf', which has never had better treatment) on a recording considered one of the best of it's kind. Great fiddle playing and charming period vibe abound, but the strength of this recording falls on the welcoming sound of Mr, Dransfield's voice, which inhabits the landscapes of the songs so well, you'd think he'd written them all himself.
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