Clearing - Clearing (Korean Remastered) (1973/2009)

Artist: Clearing
Title: Clearing
Year Of Release: 1973/2009
Label: Bella Terra Records
Genre: Folk, Acoustic
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 39:36
Total Size: 115/206 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: Clearing
Year Of Release: 1973/2009
Label: Bella Terra Records
Genre: Folk, Acoustic
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 39:36
Total Size: 115/206 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:
1. Morning Has Broken (Leon Maleson) - 2:28
2. Morning Light (Vici Frazer) - 4:02
3. Sunshine Man (Sara Benson) - 2:39
4. She's Leavin (Sara Benson) - 2:52
5. Greyhound Bus Song (Joan Minkoff) - 3:50
6. The First Time (Joan Minkoff) - 3:29
7. The Church Where We Got Married (Jeff Brewer) - 2:45
8. Eve (Jeff Brewer) - 2:46
9. Seth (Jeff Brewer) - 2:03
10. When I Was A Young Boy (Leeds Brewer) - 4:10
11. My Father (Sara Benson) - 3:45
12. Clearing (Joan Minkoff) - 4:43
Line-up:
Sara Benson - Vocals, Flute
Jeff Brewer - Cocals, Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin
Joan Minkoff - Vocals, Piano, Harpsichord, Guitar, Dulcimer
Guest Musicians:
Leeds Brewer - Vocals, Guitar
Vici Frazer - Vocals, Guitar
David Levine - Guitar, Vocals
Leo Maleson - Cello
Joan Minkoff, Jeff Brewer and Sara Benson began as Clearing in 1971 when the Unitarian Universalist Association asked a couple of musicians in the Boston area to record an LP version of their 1964 hymnal Songs For The Celebration Of Life. The resulting album has an minimal, informal feel and proves that hip music can come from unlikely places.
Clearing is better known in the folk / psych collecting circuit for their second, self-titled album with original compositions. Sporting the cover of a moody SSW / folk monster, Clearing instead continues the first album's modest feel, this time eschuing the studio altogether and recording in large part in their "commune" home in the Boston suburbs.
Clearing is better known in the folk / psych collecting circuit for their second, self-titled album with original compositions. Sporting the cover of a moody SSW / folk monster, Clearing instead continues the first album's modest feel, this time eschuing the studio altogether and recording in large part in their "commune" home in the Boston suburbs.