Nick Drake was the quintessential fragile genius. His late-1960s and early-'70s albums combine pastoral, very British romanticism with a jazzy folk lilt that owes a debt to Tim Buckley and Tim Hardin. His hypnotic whisper of a voice and his virtuosic fingerpicking were the perfect emissaries for Drake's songs of quiet longing and displacement. Though he was virtually unknown during his too-short life, he would posthumously inspire a subsequent generation of artists.

Listen to Nick Drake at Finetune.

• (2007)  Family Tree
• (2003)  Way To Blue - An Introduction To Nick Drake
• (2003)  Five Leaves Left
• (2003)  Bryter Layter
• (2003)  Pink Moon
• (1979)  Time Of No Reply

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