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Personnel includes: Jim Stack (piano, vibraphone); Doug Henry (tenor saxophone); Loonis McGlohon.
Personnel: Jim Stack (piano, vibraphone); Doug Henry (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Loonis McGlohon (piano); Tom Hildreth (double bass); Jim Lackey (drums).JazzTimes (2/04, pp.136-7) - "JAZZ FOR A SUMMER'S DAY is a study in poignancy." Jazz For A Summer's Day Music Jim Stack Jazz For A Summer's Day Songs Jazz For A Summer's Day Review
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Nick Drake fans, music history buffs, and people who enjoy haunting and spare folk songs sung with winsome wit and heart will rejoice at this 2007 release, a compendium of 28 never-released recordings by the late folk hero. Recorded on reel-to-reel and cassette, these tracks are primitive but warm, and include not only the young songwriter's earliest original work, but also covers of songs by his influences, like Bob Dylan, Dave Van Ronk, Bert Jansch, and even Mozart. With only three albums as his legacy, FAMILY TREE is an important addition to the Nick Drake canon.
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