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Nick Drake Boxed Set Re-released
13-Sep-2007
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Out-of-print for seven years, Nick Drake's coveted boxed set Fruit Tree will see a limited release of 10,000 copies on November 6. The re-issue will come with all three of the deceased
Feature: Nick Drake's 'Family Tree' and Elliott Smith's 'New Moon'
19-Jul-2007
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Nick Drake and Elliott Smith lived in separate eras on separate continents, each of them mastering the intricacies of the acoustic guitar
Playlist: From Folk to Soul, Old School’s In for Summer
10-Jun-2007
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Reviews of new releases by Bonde do Role, the Teeth, the Dynamites, Nick Drake, Alex Delivery and Bruce Springsteen.
Rare Nick Drake tracks surface on 'Family Tree'
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13-Apr-2007
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Yahoo! Music - Several rare and never-before-heard tracks by Nick Drake will be released on the forthcoming album Family Tree.
Drake rarities blossom on "Family Tree"
(Reuters)
12-Apr-2007
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Reuters - For decades, fans have made a
pilgrimage to Nick Drake's hometown in tiny Tanworth-In-Arden,
England.
Nick Drake's Estate Issues New Material
11-Apr-2007
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The estate of Nick Drake will put out previously unreleased tracks by the hugely influential singer-songwriter, who died tragically young in 1974 after releasing just three
By Michelle Isham, for the CDT (Centre Daily Times)
20-Jul-2006
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Adam Arcuragi's self-titled debut full length CD is best described by the word mellow. The 26-year-old from the Philadelphia area is an introspective singer/songwriter in the tradition of English folk artist Nick Drake.
Devendra, Beth Orton on New Bert Jansch LP (Pitchfork)
29-Jun-2006
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When it comes to Bert Jansch, we’ve been a little negligent. Here’s a guy who has a Nick Drake-like cult following in the UK, and we write almost nothing about him until he records an album with Devendra Banhart.
Making the sound of the '60s (BBC News)
14-Jun-2006
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The man who made Bob Dylan electric - and produced the likes of Pink Floyd and Nick Drake - tells the BBC about his life.
Beth Orton makes even a sad song sound sweet (Chicago Tribune)
06-Apr-2006
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Early collaborations with the Chemical Brothers and William Orbit got Beth Orton pegged (dubiously) as "folktronica" or "trip-folk," but her allegiance to British folk rock revivalist forebears such as Sandy Denny, Nick Drake and John Martyn revealed her true roots. At her heart she was, like those acts, a traditionalist. Or perhaps a new traditionalist. Or maybe because they got there a few
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