Daylight
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Daylight's 1971 self-titled debut on RCA Victor captures a moment when German folk-rock was finding its own voice—neither imitating Anglo-American models wholesale nor retreating into purely traditional territory. The album unfolds across twelve tracks that blend acoustic storytelling with delicate rock instrumentation, moving between introspective ballads like "How It Feels to Fall" and more rhythmically grounded pieces that hint at broader world influences. There's a gentle, almost wandering quality to these songs, as if the band is discovering themselves as they play: finger-picked guitars sit comfortably alongside fingal textures, and the vocals carry an earnest, unaffected warmth that feels distinctly of its era. Whether you're drawn to early-seventies folk-rock archaeology or simply appreciate records that refuse easy categorization, Daylight rewards patient listening—the kind of album that reveals new details with each spin.
Item Details+
| Genre | Rock, Folk, World, and Country |
| Style | Folk, Folk Rock |
| Media | Near Mint (NM or M-) |
| Sleeve | Very Good Plus (VG+) |
| Description | Record looks EX to NM. Sleeve is EX, but has promo hole top left. |
| Label | RCA Victor |
| Year | 1971 |
| Country | Germany |
| Format | LP |
Tracklist+
A1. Lady Of St. Clare
A2. How It Feels To Fall
A3. Journey In Time
A4. Troubled Times
A5. Ain't It Right
A6. King Of Trees
B1. Yes
B2. Hallo
B3. Never Say Never
B4. Pretty Ladies
B5. Song
B6. Carry Me
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