5 Things to Know About Trees' Debut Album The Garden of Jane Delawney

It is the debut album by British folk-rock band Trees. The album features singer Celia Humphris on lead vocals.

The album’s title track, “The Garden of Jane Delawney,” is a standout folk-rock song. It showcases the band’s signature blend of acoustic guitars and ethereal vocals.

Trees formed in London in 1969 and released this album in 1970. The band was part of the British folk-rock scene alongside groups like Fairport Convention.

The album includes original songs and traditional folk arrangements. Tracks like “Lady Margaret” and “Glasgerion” draw from British folk traditions.

Despite critical acclaim, the album did not achieve commercial success at release. It has since gained a cult following among folk-rock enthusiasts.