Gordon Giltrap - Gordon Giltrap / PortraitA contemporary of Bert Jansch and John Renbourn, Giltrap was signed by Transatlantic Records due to his talent and increasing success on the London folk scene. He was only 18 when he went into the studio to record 'Gordon Giltrap', which was produced by Bill Leader of Leader Records fame. Transatlantic released it in 1968, and it was quickly followed by 'Portrait' in 1969. Giltrap has gone on to have a long and varied career, earning the reputation as

"For Twisters Only"

Purcell in a new light

sun and snow of the mountains of northern California

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FROM A BIRDS EYE VIEW [ART@WAR/Atlantic Records]

leaving Yuu in a quandary

and they gradually faded from common memory

The reference to folk music in his music is also obvious

Includes three feature-length mysteries: THE DRAMATIST

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and has been languishing in the vinyl pressing log jam ever since-luckily Stoltz writes timeless songs

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