Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 9月4日 07時53分

"Born to British parents, #NickDrake spent his first two years on the Indian subcontinent before moving to the English village of Tanworth-in-Arden. He was a student at Cambridge University in 1968, when Ashley Hutchings of Fairport Convention heard him performing at London's Roundhouse. Hutchings introduced him to Joe Boyd, who managed Fairport, John Martyn and other leaders of the British folk revival. Boyd immediately signed Drake to Island Records and put him on Witchseason concert bills. In 1970, Elton John was hired as a session vocalist to record Drake's songs to use as demos to entice established singers to covet Drake's compositions. Drake was a shy, awkward performer and remained aloof from the public and press. By all accounts his isolation and confusion, results of severe mental illness that at times would leave him catatonic and requiring hospitalizations, grew more severe. By the end of 1970 he had stopped doing concerts. . .He recorded Pink Moon totally unaccompanied, submitted the tapes to Island by mail." From RollingStone.com

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