"Full House" is the full-length album released in 1970 by the British Folk Rock / Prog Rock band "Fairport Convention". It is their first album after the singer Sandy Denny left the band. This web-page has hi-res photos of the album covers, record label and a detailed description.
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Produced by Joe Boyd, Witchseason Productions Ltd. Engineer: John Wood, Sound Techniques LTD
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Music Genre: |
Prog Rock, Psych, Acid Music |
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Album Production Information: |
Gatefold/FOC (Fold Open Cover) Album Cover Design. |
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Record Label & Catalognr: |
Island Records ILPS 9130 |
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Media Format: |
12" LP, 160 grams vinyl pressing |
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Year & Country: |
1970 Made in England |
Band Members and Musicians on: Fairport Convention - Full House |
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Complete Track Listing of: Fairport Convention - Full House |
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Album Cover Photo Gallery of: Fairport Convention - Full House |
| Photo of Front Cover |
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| Photo of the band Fairport Convention on the inside of the album cover |
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| Photo of the band Fairport Convention on the inside of the album cover |
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Enlarged High Resolution Photo of the PINK Island Record's Label
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"Full House", released in 1970, marks Fairport Convention’s fierce return after Sandy Denny’s departure. With fiery instrumentals and tight interplay between Richard Thompson, Dave Swarbrick, and the rhythm section, the band dives deeper into traditional folk with progressive fire. It's a bold, electrifying testament to resilience and reinvention.
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"Nine" is Fairport Convention’s bold 1973 reinvention—an album that blends rich British folk tradition with crisp rock dynamics. Featuring the deep vocals of Trevor Lucas and Jerry Donahue’s fluid guitar lines, it showcases a band in transition yet fully in command. From poetic ballads to lively reels, "Nine" is a folk rock gem with timeless character.
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