| Details / Tracklist: |
1.1 The Verdict1.2 Little Did I Think1.3 I Was Sixteen (Part 1)1.4 John My Son1.5 I Was Sixteen (Part 2)1.6 St Ninian's Isle1.7 Trumpet Hornpipe1.8 Sailors Alphabet1.9 John Lee1.10 Newspaper Reading1.11 Breakfast In Mayfair1.12 Trial Song1.13 Cell Song1.14 The Time Is Near1.15 Dream Song1.16 Wake Up John (Hanging Song) |
 |
| Extra-Infos: |
Poster(s) |
|
| Description: | This re-issue faithfully replicates the original 1971 Island Records UK release in gatefold sleeve, inner sleeve with lyrics, 8 page booklet, promotional poster and sticker; it is pressed onto high quality 180g vinyl. 'Babbacombe' Lee was Fairport Convention's foray into the concept album so loved by groups in the 70s. Instead of looking at something fantastical or progressive, the group went back to the tale of John 'Babbacombe' Lee, the man they couldn't hang: The gallows failed three times after he was convicted of the murder of Emma Keyse in Torquay in 1885. Dave Swarbrick found details of the trial in a junk shop, and the band worked up the story into an album. Released at the end of 1971 with ephemera from the day telling the story, 'Babbacombe' Lee had episodes listed rather than tracks. It contained the most original material of a Fairport album to date, and was seen as taking folk-rock a huge step forward. Within weeks of the album's release both Dave Mattacks and Simon Nicol left the group, leaving Swarbrick and bassist Dave Pegg to lead Fairport on through their next chapter. Today, 'Babbacombe' Lee is one of the group's most enduring albums. - POSTER(S)This re-issue faithfully replicates the original 1971 Island Records UK release in gatefold sleeve, inner sleeve with lyrics, 8 page booklet, promotional poster and sticker; it is pressed onto high quality 180gm vinyl.'Babbacombe' Lee was Fairport Convention's foray into the concept album so loved by groups in the 70s. Instead of looking at something fantastical or progressive, the group went back to the tale of John 'Babbacombe' Lee, the man they couldn't hang: The gallows failed three times after he was convicted of the murder of Emma Keyse in Torquay in 1885. Dave Swarbrick found details of the trial in a junk shop, and the band worked up the story into an album. Released at the end of 1971 with ephemera from the day telling the story, 'Babbacombe' Lee had episodes listed rather than tracks. It contained the most original material of a Fairport album to date, and was seen as taking folk-rock a huge step forward. Within weeks of the album's release both Dave Mattacks and Simon Nicol left the group, leaving Swarbrick and bassist Dave Pegg to lead Fairport on through their next chapter. Today, 'Babbacombe' Lee is one of the group's most enduring albums. |
|
| No. of tracks: |
16 |
|
| Manufacturer No.: |
UMCLP103 |
|
Product Safety
Responsible Person for the EU:
Bertus Musikvertrieb
Bertus Musikvertrieb
Akeleibaan 59, 2908 KA Capelle aan den Ijssel, NL
service@bertus.com |
|
Pop International
353.344
- Asia Pop 9.595- Austro Pop 227- Brit Pop 280- Dutch Pop 9- Euro Pop 50- French Pop 680- Indie Pop/Lo Fi 23- Italo Pop 334- Latin Pop 7.125- MiddleoftheRoad 3.077- Oldies 60- Other Pop 331.237- Party 44- Synthi Pop 292- The 60s 311
![phil Collins - No Jacket Required(2025 Mix) [DE-Version, Regio 2/B]](https://www.grooves-inc.co.uk/images/superd/063/781/1uakqp1x.j11)
