Judee Sill's debut album (as well as the debut of the Asylum label) heralded a major new talent in the airy, contemporary folk world of the early '70s. The album employed the production skills of ex-Turtle, ex-Leaves Jim Pons and Graham Nash (on the album's sole single, "Jesus Was s Crossmaker"). Judee Sill featured all original compositions, many of which relied on Sill's unique cosmological imagery to make their point. By turns spare and lavishly orchestrated, there is a cohesive feel to the album; her lyrics are exceptionally poetic and her smooth voice gives every song a shimmery feel. The essence of the music is folk, the execution pop: the songs feel like a comfort blanket, a statement of hope from a troubled soul. New detailed liner notes by Michael Crumsho. Tracks: 1. Crayon Angels 2. The Phantom Cowboy 3. The Archetypal Man 4. The Lamb Ran Away With the Crown 5. Lady-O 6. Jesus Was A Cross Maker 7. Ridge Rider 8. My Man On Love 9. Lopin' Along Thru the Cosmos 10. Enchanted Sky Machines 11. Abracadabra
