Nick Drake was, along with Richard Thompson, one of the most influential British songwriters of the 60s folk revival, and was one of the first stereotypical troubled folk troubadours. His career was very short, as he died when he was only 26, but he could have been one of the greats - his albums got gradually better, and his last, 1972's 'Pink Moon', is one of my all-time most played records. This is one of the best songs from that album, 'From The Morning', and it's great.
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