Before becoming an essential reference of British acid folk with On the Shore, Trees laid the foundations of its universe with The Garden of Jane Delawney, the first album released in 1970. Centered around singer Celia Humphris, the band blends original compositions and reinterpretations of traditional ballads such as The Great Silkie, Lady Margaret, and She Moved Thro' the Fair, enriching them with long guitar flights and arrangements inspired by both English folk and psychedelic rock. This limited edition in white vinyl released by Earth Recordings (EARTHLP036WH), pressed in 500 copies, brings this foundational classic back to life while respecting the original mix, confirming Trees' essential place in the history of British folk rock.
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