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Trees: The Garden Of Jane Delawney (Vinyl LP) new-vinyl-electronic " and "Don't Talk toIts now over fifty years since Trees formation, a band who helped define Acid Folk, creating a sub category in the lexicon of record dealers and music critics alike. When we are talking about psych folk or acid folk, we are really talking about music like this by Trees Stuart Maconie, BBC6 Music Trees' first album, The Garden of Jane Delawney (1970) snuggles nicely into contemporary nu folkies idea of the genre, and shares some of the pastoral whimsy