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Marc Ellington
Rains / Reigns of Changes
Genres: Folk, Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Oh No It Can't Be So
2. On Your Own
3. Saving Grace
4. Song for a Friend
5. Yarrow - Marc Ellington, Traditional
6. I'm Leaving - Marc Ellington, Ellington, Karen
7. Rains/Reins of Changes
8. The Life You Love - Marc Ellington, Deighan, Mike
9. Days Used to Be Warmer - Marc Ellington, Deighan, Mike
10. Alligator Man - Marc Ellington, Traditional
11. All the Times
12. Blue Suede Shoes - Marc Ellington, Perkins, Carl [Rock

First time on CD for 1969 album featuring Richard Thompson, Sandy Denny, Ian Matthews, & Sneaky Pete. 12 tracks including a cover of the classic 'Blue Suede Shoes'. Talking Elephant. 2004.

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All Artists: Marc Ellington
Title: Rains / Reigns of Changes
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Talking Elephant
Release Date: 5/31/2004
Album Type: Import
Genres: Folk, Jazz, Pop
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 5028479006625, 766487708142

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Album Description

First time on CD for 1969 album featuring Richard Thompson, Sandy Denny, Ian Matthews, & Sneaky Pete. 12 tracks including a cover of the classic 'Blue Suede Shoes'. Talking Elephant. 2004.

CD Reviews

Superb early 70's British "folk"

Ed Rose | toronto, ontario Canada | 06/25/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A must own for Richard Thompson/Sandy Denny/Iain Matthews completists recorded in '71. RT's lead guitar dominates the record while Sandy and Iain do some wonderful harmony work. Dave Mattacks is also there as well, so this is fascinating for Fairport fans (it was for me anyway!). All the songs are excellent, with a southern California country rock feel (no doubt due to the presence also of Chris Hillman, Sneaky Pete, and Rick Roberts) that seeps in. Forgetting the star studded back up, Ellington's sweet voice, great songs, and uncluttered, sympathetic arrangements and production make this a very nice addition.
Nicely put together package with lyrics, full credits and great remastered sound . The disc is on a fairly obscure label (talking elephant), so I HIGHLY suggest you get it while you can."