NEM#194: Vashti Bunyan Is Not a Folk Singer

<p>Vashti was discovered in the mid-60s by the Rolling Stones manager, recorded a seminal acoustic album in 1970, then quit music until her work was rediscovered in 2000, recording two albums and releasing an autobiography since then.</p>
<p>We discuss "I Want to Be Alone" (a 1965 single), "Rose Hip November" from <em>Just Another Diamond Day</em> (1970), "Wayward from <em>Lookaftering</em> (2005), and the title track from <em>Heartleap</em> (2014). Intro: "Train Song" (1966 single); the singles were released on <em>Some Things Just Stick in Your Mind</em> (2007). More at <a href="anotherday.co.uk/"; target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">anotherday.co.uk</a>.</p>
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