Donovan Barabajaga (Limited Edition) Japan Music CD

Product Description Contents: [Limited Edition] CD, first-ever paper sleeve release (based on US A-style LP reissue), Japanese LP obi strip, 2026 latest remaster, high-quality Blu-spec CD2, new liner notes, lyrics and translations included, 3 bonus tracks planned. *Available while supplies last. ?sTrack Listing?t 01. Barabajaga 02. My Supergirl 03. Where Is That Girl 04. Happiness Lands 05. My Favorite Shirt 06. Love Song 07. To Susan Waiting on the West Coast 08. Phantom Atlantis 09. Trudy 10. Pamela Joe 11. My Supergirl (Alternate version) 12. By the River of Reeds 13. Traveling People Donovan Paper Sleeve Collection �öE Donovan was a singer-songwriter who gained popularity as a unique presence from the late 1960s to the early 1970s. This year (2025) marks the 60th anniversary of his debut, and next year (2026) will be the 80th anniversary of his birth. To commemorate this, his masterpiece albums are being reissued for the first time in paper sleeve format. The US LP version is reproduced as closely as possible (fan club flyer reproduction included). This release features a reproduction of the Japanese LP obi strip (CSB Sony obi), a 2026 remaster, high-quality Blu-spec CD2, new liner notes, and lyrics with translations. This album was created after a complete shift in direction, abandoning the children's folk album "Moon In Capricorn" which was partially completed. It's a culmination of his 1960s work, born from sessions with the Jeff Beck Group, Leslie Duncan, Madeleine Bell, and Suzi Quatro, as well as recordings featuring Danny Thompson, Jim Gordon, Harold McNair, and Alan Hawkshaw. It reached number 23 on the US charts. Released in 1969. (Media reviews and more) Donovan was a singer-songwriter who enjoyed immense popularity as a unique presence from the late 1960s to the early 1970s. 2025 marks the 60th anniversary of his debut, and 2026 marks the 80th anniversary of his birth. To commemorate this, this masterpiece is being reissued for the first time in a paper sleeve format. This album was created after a complete change of direction, following the abandonment of a children's folk album, "Moon In Capricorn," which was partially in production. It's a culmination of the 1960s, born from sessions with the Jeff Beck Group, Leslie Duncan, Madeleine Bell, and Suzi Quatro, as well as recordings featuring Danny Thompson, Jim Gordon, Harold McNair, and Alan Hawkshaw. It reached number 23 on the US charts. Released in 1969. (C)RS