In 1971, as well as recording two albums as part of Steeleye Span, they recorded "Summer Solstice"-a much more professional recording than their first two albums, including a string arrangement by Robert Kirby, better known for his work with Nick Drake.
It was a much more professional recording than their first two albums, including a string arrangement by Robert Kirby, better known for his work with Nick Drake. In 1971, as well as recording two albums as part of Steeleye Span, they recorded "Summer Solstice".
In 1971, as well as recording two albums as part of Steeleye Span, they recorded "Summer Solstice". It was a much more professional recording than their first two albums, including a string arrangement by Robert Kirby, better known for his work with Nick Drake.
In 1971, as well as recording two albums as part of Steeleye Span, they recorded "Summer Solstice". It was a much more professional recording than their first two albums, including a string arrangement by Robert Kirby, better known for his work with Nick Drake.