Cello Song by Nick Drake
“D is for Nick Drake. When you do the fantasy dinner party thing I always add this man. His voice was sublime. Didn't hear it until my first year of Uni when my boyfriend played 'Pink Moon' a lot. My ex husband 7 years later bought me 'Bryter Layter' and we had 'Northern Skies' as our first dance at our wedding #ABCsofMe”
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D is for Nick Drake. When you do the fantasy dinner party thing I always add this man. His voice was sublime. Didn't hear it until my first year of Uni when my boyfriend played 'Pink Moon' a lot. My ex husband 7 years later bought me 'Bryter Layter' and we had 'Northern Skies' as our first dance at our wedding #ABCsofMe
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Gabrielle Drake has just released a book about her posthumously famous brother, Nick. While some critics and fans tend to focus on the depressive and "doomed" aspects of Nick Drake's music & lyrics, I've always from him sweetly, if a little sadly, romantic. http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2014/nov/15/i-want-to-complicate-the-nick-drake-story
I am in the mood for Nick Drake I hope you enjoy
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I discovered Nick Drake about five years ago, a sad dead artist with his frozen and forgotten songs. The songs have a strange melancholy, in the Cello Song, the cello and the guitar with Nick´s lyrics stand up as a monument of that time, and in some degree, my youth.
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Nick Drake = #genius #tastybusiness #thisismyjam
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Released in July 69, but always sounds pretty Autumnal to me. First Nick Drake song I ever heard, and still very powerful. Sad, chilly sounds for September....
