What makes Let the Days Go By by Bryn Haworth notable?

This album is significant for its contribution to the early 1970s British rock scene, blending folk influences with rock aesthetics. Although it did not achieve major commercial success, it garnered critical appreciation and helped establish Haworth as a respected figure in the genre. Let the Days Go By marked Bryn Haworth's debut album, released in 1974 following his tenure as a guitarist with notable British bands. At this point, he was transitioning into a solo artist, showcasing his distinct voice and songwriting style that would characterize his future work.

Who is Let the Days Go By for?

Let the Days Go By works well if you're into warm acoustic storytelling moments, short tracks for easy listening and easygoing melodies for relaxation.

How many songs are on Let the Days Go By?

Let the Days Go By has 11 tracks, running approximately 36 minutes.

Let the Days Go By

Bryn Haworth · 1974

36 min · 11 tracks · rock music

A blend of folk-rock melodies and soulful storytelling wrapped in a warm, acoustic embrace.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Grappenhall Rag — Opening the album with an upbeat tempo, this track showcases Haworth's intricate guitar work and sets a lively tone for the record.
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Let the Days Go By — The title track encapsulates the reflective nature of the album, featuring poignant lyrics that explore themes of time and longing, underscored by melodic harmonies.
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I Won't Lie (This Time) — This song highlights Haworth's vocal prowess and emotional depth, combining heartfelt lyrics with an infectious chorus that resonates throughout the album.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

warm acoustic storytelling moments
short tracks for easy listening
easygoing melodies for relaxation
playful tunes for casual gatherings

Maybe skip if you

prefer lengthy, immersive albums
seek heavy production elements

Where this album fits

Career context: Let the Days Go By marked Bryn Haworth's debut album, released in 1974 following his tenure as a guitarist with notable British bands. At this point, he was transitioning into a solo artist, showcasing his distinct voice and songwriting style that would characterize his future work.
Stylistic neighbors: Richard Thompson· Nick Drake· John Martyn

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

Let the Days Go By

The refrain repeatedly invites listeners to consider embracing life's fleeting moments without holding back.

This recurring invitation creates a sense of urgency and introspection, urging listeners to reflect on their own lives amidst the gentle melodies.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Grappenhall Rag 2:58
2 All I Want 3:41
3 I Won't Lie (This Time) 4:24
4 Ee I Love You Lass 2:20
5 Miss Swiss 2:20
6 Let the Days Go By 3:48
7 Get Yourself a Man 2:50
8 Time Has Come 4:35
9 Whims and Ways 3:19
10 All I Need Is a Home 3:21
11 Anywhere You Want to Be 3:14

What to play next

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