Roy Harper, The Green Man - 60m 5s

Tracks & Durations

1. The Green Man	5:35
2. Wishing Well	5:53
3. Sexy Woman	6:30
4. The Apology	2:58
5. Midnight Sun	4:22
6. Glasto	4:24
7. The Monster	8:22
8. New England	4:42
9. Solar Wind Scuptures	3:36
10. Rushing Camelot	8:46
11. All in All	4:50

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Review

Sometimes you can be deflected by yourself. Away from what you are regarded at being best at. Sometimes 'what you're best at' can become something of a mill stone around your neck, preventing you from mainlining your often preferred drug of experimentation. For years you can go off scratching surfaces and delving into arcane nuances whilst everyone around you mutters "Bah" and "Humbug".

However, you can only pretend that you're deaf to these sounds for so long. I guess it's as long as it takes in my own case to be reminded about my roots in the scheme of things, and to want to return there once in a while. With 'The Green Man' I did just that. The whole of the writing and making of the record took me home to a place I don't visit as often as I should. The record is purely acoustic and the songs pertain to stages in life and imagination. There is much passion.

Jeff Martin of Canadian band 'The Tea Party' came over for a couple of weeks and put in some wonderful accompaniment. The Green Man, the ancient mystical figment of the power of regeneration was my major inspiration for this work and it seems like some ancient magics were made to work. A wonderful experience, and a recording of it...Primarily an acoustic recording to the standard of Flat Baroque & Beserk and Stormcock. All songs written and sung by Roy accompanied by guitarist Jeff Martin of Canadian band The Tea Party. One of Roy's very best records!

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