Five Leaves Left (Vinyl)
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Originally released in 1969 ‘Five Leaves Left’ was largely overlooked by critics and music fans at the time – a fate that was to befall his subsequent two studio albums. Unfortunately, Nick Drake didn’t live to see his reputation as one of the finest singer-songwriters Britain has ever produced develop. Nevertheless, ‘Five Leaves Left’ is now widely regarded as one of the most significant debut albums of all time.
Re-mastered, heavyweight vinyl. Gatefold Sleeve.
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