Sixty Four

Album Description

Donovan's enchanting album, Sixty Four, is a captivating blend of folk rock and psychedelic rock that will transport you to a bygone era. Released on 1 February 2004 through Donovan Discs LTD, this 28-minute masterpiece is a testament to Donovan's enduring talent.

The album's tracklist is a veritable treasure trove of sonic delights, featuring the likes of 'Crazy 'Bout a Woman', 'Talkin' Pop Star Blues', and 'Dirty Old Town'. With 'Keep On Trucking', 'Co'dine', and 'London Town' also making an appearance, it's clear that Donovan has crafted a work that is both eclectic and engaging. The haunting 'Isle Of Sadness' and 'The Darkness Of My Night' showcase Donovan's ability to craft melancholic, yet beautiful, soundscapes, while 'Freedom Road' rounds out the album on a note of uplifting optimism.

Throughout Sixty Four, Donovan's distinctive voice and style shine through, making for an album that is at once a nostalgic throwback and a timeless work of art. With its unique blend of folk rock and psychedelic elements, Sixty Four is an album that will appeal to fans of Donovan's earlier work, as well as those discovering his music for the first time. So sit back, relax, and let the inimitable Donovan guide you through the captivating world of Sixty Four.

1 feb 2004

2004 Donovan Discs LTD

About Donovan

Donovan, born Donovan Phillips Leitch, is a legendary Scottish musician and songwriter who rose to fame in the mid-1960s, becoming a quintessential voice of the flower power era. With a unique blend of folk, pop, psychedelic, and jazz influences, Donovan crafted a sound that resonated with audiences worldwide, earning him multiple international hit singles and albums. His iconic tracks like "Sunshine Superman," "Mellow Yellow," and "Jennifer Juniper" are timeless classics that continue to captivate fans today. Donovan's musical journey is a testament to his enduring talent and innovative spirit, making him a beloved figure in the music industry. Beyond his musical achievements, Donovan has also ventured into film, with projects like "The Tale of the Gael," showcasing his versatility as an artist. His contributions to music and entertainment have left an indelible mark, inspiring generations of musicians and fans alike.