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Track List
01) Please Don't Bend
02) Give It All Up
03) Sleep
04) Everlasting Sea
05) High Your Love
06) The Clear-Browed One
07) The Way
08) Deep Peace
09) Nirvana
10) Eldorado
11) Be Mine
12) Lady Of The Lamp
13) The Evernow
14) Universe Am I
15) The Garden
01) Please Don't Bend
02) Give It All Up
03) Sleep
04) Everlasting Sea
05) High Your Love
06) The Clear-Browed One
07) The Way
08) Deep Peace
09) Nirvana
10) Eldorado
11) Be Mine
12) Lady Of The Lamp
13) The Evernow
14) Universe Am I
15) The Garden
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3:09
2:47
3:33
2:31
3:20
2:16
3:11
3:31
3:06
3:28
3:53
4:09
4:46
2:51
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First Released
1996
Folk
Good Natured
Folk
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"Sutras" is the nineteenth studio album (22nd overall) by Scottish singer/songwriter Donovan. It was released in the UK and the US on 14 October 1996. The US version does not contain the final track, "The Garden".
In 1993, producer and American Recordings founder Rick Rubin contacted Johnny Cash to record a set of songs featuring Cash with sparse instrumentation. Cash's American Recordings succeeded both critically and commercially, and signaled a fresh start in his career. This success prompted Rubin to search for other artists who would benefit from the same model. While in the studio with Tom Petty, Rubin mentioned that he would like to work with Donovan. Petty suggested that he call Donovan, which he did.
Donovan agreed to have Rubin produce his next album, and prepared over one hundred songs for the recording sessions. The sessions were to feature sparse instrumentation, much like the sessions that made Cash's American Recordings such a success. Rubin insisted that Donovan listen to the folk material that Donovan recorded for Pye Records in 1964 and '65 for inspiration. The recording sessions commenced in 1995, and the deeply meditative Sutras was released late the following year.
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"Sutras" is the nineteenth studio album (22nd overall) by Scottish singer/songwriter Donovan. It was released in the UK and the US on 14 October 1996. The US version does not contain the final track, "The Garden".
In 1993, producer and American Recordings founder Rick Rubin contacted Johnny Cash to record a set of songs featuring Cash with sparse instrumentation. Cash's American Recordings succeeded both critically and commercially, and signaled a fresh start in his career. This success prompted Rubin to search for other artists who would benefit from the same model. While in the studio with Tom Petty, Rubin mentioned that he would like to work with Donovan. Petty suggested that he call Donovan, which he did.
Donovan agreed to have Rubin produce his next album, and prepared over one hundred songs for the recording sessions. The sessions were to feature sparse instrumentation, much like the sessions that made Cash's American Recordings such a success. Rubin insisted that Donovan listen to the folk material that Donovan recorded for Pye Records in 1964 and '65 for inspiration. The recording sessions commenced in 1995, and the deeply meditative Sutras was released late the following year.
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