The 3rd LP from American 12-string guitarist, Suni McGrath. A recent and highly appreciated gift from our friend Owl. Right-off, I've been taken-in by McGrath's stellar rendition of "The Star of the County Down". His picking resonates with a sort of heart-sick, contemplative elegance that I'm just a sucker for. Its been on constant CONSTANT repeat. And though I've barely gotten past that first track, its already plain to see that this one'll be a gift that keeps on giving. Highly recommended.
Download Link: Suni McGrath- Childgrove (Adelphi, 1972) *Re-upped 7/20/12
A1. The Star Of County Down / Childgrove
A2. Love Abides
A3. Zoe
A4. Lo, I'll Be with You Always [Gary Davis]
A5. The Harvest
A6. [Jesus Said] I Am The Resurrection
B1. The Lion Of Judah
with Jack Denlinger
Ellen Matthews
Download Link: Suni McGrath- Childgrove (Adelphi, 1972) *Re-upped 7/20/12
A1. The Star Of County Down / Childgrove
A2. Love Abides
A3. Zoe
A4. Lo, I'll Be with You Always [Gary Davis]
A5. The Harvest
A6. [Jesus Said] I Am The Resurrection
B1. The Lion Of Judah
with Jack Denlinger
Ellen Matthews
9 comments:
Thanks for this. I really enjoyed his other albums you posted here.
Great work on the blog, keep up the good work.
been waitin for this one to be upped for a while now - much thanks dude!
Big thanks for this!
I love Cornflower Suite. Really looking forward to this.
Gorgeous guitar work. You don't see Sandy Bull mentioned often. I can see why it made such an impression on you. Thanks for sharing.
Been looking for this one, thanks! And thanks for a lot of other great posts as well.
the link is down...! :(
can you please post it again??
i found suni mcgrath through your blog, loved it!! thank you so much!
i hope you can put this album up again, i can't find it anywhere.. and it's so good..!!
bye, and congratulations, keep up the good job!! :)
Would you pretty please provide a re-up of this album? also, whatever happened to owl?
PLEASE
ROBERT
thank you so much. these early suni records are great. i just cornflower on a beat up cassette. remember those?
who was owl, not alan wilson?
robert
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