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Good Morning Rain
CRREV194
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Light Of Love
Sweet Man
You Don't Know
Clown
Good Morning Rain
Milk & Honey
White Song
Do What You Gotta Do
Factory Girl
Streets Of London
A Taste Of Honey |
After the acclaimed issue of Bonnie Dobson's first, self-titled RCA album here we are with her second one! Again, a collection of outstanding songs written by herself and others, great well arranged folk-rock which has caught the attention of DJs and movers everywhere.Beautifully remastered in true Rev-Ola style. Wonderfully packaged with extensive liner notes by the lovely Peter Paphides. A must for EVERYONE!
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Bonnie Dobson
CRREV179
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I Got Stung (Dobson)
Morning Dew (Dobson)
Let's Get Together (Valente)
I'm Your Woman (Dobson)
Time (Bourtavie
Shape)
Rainy Windows (Dobson)
Everybody's Talkin' (Fred Neil)
Bird Of Space (Mcpeek)/ You Never Wanted Me (Frank)
Pendant Que ... (Vignault)
Elevator Man (Allen)
Winter's Going (Dobson) |
Best known as the writer of the apocalyptic '60s folk-rock standard "Morning Dew", Canadian Bonnie Dobson became a mover on the Chicago and New York folk revival scenes and released five albums in the acoustic folk style between 1960 and 1964. She returned to Toronto in 1965 and continued playing the coffee house circuit without recording any more albums. By the time "Morning Dew" was being widely recorded by the likes of Fred Neil & Vince Martin (the first to cover it), Tim Rose, The Grateful Dead, Lulu, The Jeff Beck Group and Episode Six in the late '60s she'd upped sticks and moved to England, home of her songwriter heroes Jackson C Frank, Ralph McTell and Bert Jansch. Signing to RCA Records, she cut a highly-orcestrated version of "Morning Dew" at their suggestion for her self-titled 1969 'comeback' album, along with strong original material like "I'm Your Woman" and "I Got Stung" and covers of hippy-era folk-rock reliables "Everybody's Talkin'", "Let's Get Together" and "You Never Wanted Me". Dobson's live UK debut was at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in November 1969 and she became a familiar presence on British and European TV and radio for a couple of years. The 1970 follow-up album Good Morning Rain took her MOR/orchestral folk leanings to their logical conclusion and will appear on Rev-Ola in the near future. First time on CD for this 1969 folk-rock jewel! Includes the author's own version of her standard "Morning Dew" alongside songs by Fred Neil, Jackson C Frank and Dino Valente! Features in-depth liner notes with brand new interview material! Remastered in the usual mind-blowing Rev-Ola style! A must for all fans of folk-rock, singer-songwriters, female troubadours, orchestrated torch songs and good ole quality late '60s pop music!
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