| 136 products found for trees  | Solo performer: Enya (vocals, various instruments).THE MEMORY OF TREES won the 1997 Grammy Award for Best New Age Album.These are specifically those trees held sacred by the Druids of ancient Irish mythology; but there is just enough ambiguity in the... |  | Fleetwood Mac: Danny Kirwin, Bob Welch (vocals, guitar); Christine McVie (vocals, keyboards); John McVie (bass); Mick Fleetwood (drums).Fleetwood Mac's massive pop success often overshadows the group's origins as one of the premier English blues... |  | Screaming Trees: Mark Lanegan (vocals, guitar); Gary Lee Conner (acoustic & electric guitars, sitar, background vocals); Van Conner (guitar, bass, background vocals); Barrett Martin (cello, harmonium, drums, percussion, congas, tablas,... |  | The Handsome Family includes: Rennie Sparks, Brett Sparks.Brett and Rennie Sparks make music that doesn't just evoke another time and place, but wholly different intentions of music making. The husband-and-wife team who are the Handsome Family brew... |  | In a catalog whose hallmark has been eclecticism, this lovely, hushed album is probably the most purely folk-derived Gorky's Zygotic Mynci album of the lot. The songs center amost exclusively on finger-picked acoustic guitar, with delicate splashes... |  | Screaming Trees: Mark Lanegan (vocals); Gary Lee Conner (guitar); Van Conner (bass); Mark Pickerel (drums).Additional personnel: Chris Cornell (vocals, recorder); Scott, Terry (vocals); Jeff McGraph (trumpet); Terry Pickerel (percussion).Producers:... |  | Screaming Trees: Mark Lanegan (vocals); Gary Lee Conner (guitar); Van Conner (bass instrument); Mark Pickerel.Recording information: Reciprocal, Seattle, WA (12/1988). |  | Beachwood Sparks includes: Aaron Sperske, Brent Rademaker, Chris Gunst, Dave Scher.Additional personnel includes: Ben Knight (guitar).Recorded at Bob's Place Studios, Levrett, Massachusetts. |  | Personnel includes: David Sylvian (vocals); John Hassell, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Holger Czukay.Recorded in Berlin, Germany and London, England in 1983 & 1984. |  | Canterbury bass master Hugh Hopper jams with blokes like Elton Dean and Frances Knight on this high-flier of an album. |
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